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Isn't this what the RPi4 and other single board computers have already accomplished? They even support UEFI, ACPI and other modern amenities as certified throug
by maven29 4y ago
Isn't this what the RPi4 and other single board computers have already accomplished? They even support UEFI, ACPI and other modern amenities as certified through the SystemReady program. You have socketed peripherals through the compute modules as well.
- api 4y agoI guess to some extent. I'm talking about the extension of this into higher-end ARM systems which still seem largely bespoke and proprietary.
- maven29 4y agoThe Ampere Altra Developer Platform might be the closest you will get for now. Although you might have to go into debt trying to procure one - it's probably a low volume product with debug interfaces that isn't cost-engineered in the slightest.