> Standardized parts and a well defined firmware interface (and thus "standard" bootloaders instead of a multitude like on ARM) UEFI comes with some ARM SoCs a

> Standardized parts and a well defined firmware interface (and thus "standard" bootloaders instead of a multitude like on ARM) UEFI comes with some ARM SoCs and uptake is increasing. U-boot will still be popular on the embedded SoCs. With standards like SBSA and SBBR, you can run a generic unmodified arm64 operating system.