AT CES, AMD launched the Ryzen 6000 series processors, in addition to improving performance and energy efficiency, security improvements are also the top priority, for which the Ryzen 6000 first integrated Microsoft's Pluton security chip, but this also caused concerns in the open source community.
The Pluton security chip is a security technology from Microsoft that can better protect the user's identity, encrypted information and other data security.
Although the technology claims to improve security, but the open source community does not welcome the technology, lenovo previously confirmed that it will disable Pluton by default on the notebook of the Ryzen™ 6000 series processor, and the user chooses whether to turn on the function.
Why did Microsoft's security initiatives trigger a backlash from vendors and the industry? Mainly because there was news that with Pluton, the system will be forcibly upgraded to Win11, and locked to the Win11 system, which does not support third-party systems such as Linux and BSD.
Now this matter has also been clarified, Microsoft will not lock the Win11 system because of Pluton technology, nor will it force upgrades, Linux and other systems can also be supported, and Pluton can also be completely disabled by users.
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