Advanced Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Usage
TPMs have been commonly used on x86 systems since the first TPM TPM usage has been well defined on x86 •Communication with the TPM has been on a fixed MMIO address •In addition to HW TPM’s from several vendors, both AMD and Intel have even developed their own forms of firmware based TPMs OS vendors like Microsoft and the Linux community ...
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