I can imagine that this may be harder than it seems. - Most modern consumer-grade chips and SoCs have proprietary specs and closed-sourced drivers. It can be d

I can imagine that this may be harder than it seems. - Most modern consumer-grade chips and SoCs have proprietary specs and closed-sourced drivers. It can be difficult to obtain drivers suitable for mainlining into Linux. - The automotive industry seems a good place to source parts with open specs. But for reasons I don’t understand, they seem to cling to absurdly old process sizes. - Higher-specced chipsets would potentially eat into profit margins even more, even though ongoing app/drivers/OS development is already expensive enough. Mostly speculation on my end but I think there are reasons for choosing lower-end specs somewhere in that zone.