American Megatrends Inc. (AMI) Firmware Update tool (AFU) is a versatile firmware update utility. It initiates firmware update requests that are processed by system firmware, therefore, robustness of the firmware update process, to a large degree, is defined by the properties of the underlying firmware. Coupled with a modern system firmware (a.k.a. BIOS), AFU delivers robust firmware update experience. Modern system firmware is a firmware that has up-to-date security improvements and is in compliance with the relevant industry specifications like UEFI and ACPI. While AFU still supports updating legacy BIOSes, AFU does not use the legacy update method for updating modern BIOSes but instead enforces firmware update security employing best practices defined by the UEFI specifications.
As summer turns to autumn, AMI employees are finding great ways to be active and take control of their health and fitness!
In today's "Acronym Soup" blog post, we remain over on the manageability side of things and ask the question: what is SOL?
Now that you have an idea of what the purpose of your new computer is we can now move on to selecting one of the most important parts to go into a computer, the Central Processing Unit (CPU).
AMI is pleased to announce a new, free-to-download version of AMIDuOS, our popular Android Environment for Microsoft Windows platforms, starting from today. Read on to learn more!
Are you thinking of building a new computer and have no idea where to begin? Not to worry, you are in the right place!
How familiar are you with the concept of "composability" for the data center? In today's Tech Blog, we will review the basic concepts behind this hot topic in the world of large-scale enterprise data centers and private cloud computing.
CPUs and GPUs are quite similar. They both process thousands of operations per second and have a noticeable impact on the computers performance. So what is the difference between them?
AMI is pleased to announce a new module for Aptio V UEFI Firmware that is compatible with NIST SP 800-88 and DoD 5220.22-M "Data Clearing and Sanitization", which outline fundamental standards and procedures for information disposal and media sanitization.
In today's "Acronym Soup" blog post, we will once again take a step over on the manageability side of things and ask the question: what is IPMI?
