SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OCP GLOBAL SUMMIT – Insyde® Software, a leading provider of UEFI BIOS and OpenBMC-based systems management software, announced today that it is the first independent ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Insyde® Software, a leading provider of UEFI BIOS and BMC management firmware, today announced its partnership with QCT (Quanta Cloud Technology) that will leverage ...

Insyde’s OpenBMC Firmware and SecEdge SEC-TPM™ Chip-to-Cloud BMC Security Solution Delivers Unique Platform Security By closely working with Insyde Software, we can provide our mutual customers a ...

Insyde Software announced the addition of Intel’s PCT (Platform Configuration Tool) technology into H2OIDE, Insyde’s UEFI BIOS integrated development environment, which will allow their customers to ...

Delivers Proven OpenBMC Systems Manageability for AI Infrastructure 2.0 As AI workloads scale beyond traditional server boundaries, the industry is rapidly embracing rack-scale architectures built on ...

Custom Firmware, Enabling Tools and Silicon Engagement Program Helps Speed Development of Arm Neoverse CSS Designs Insyde Software, a leading global provider of UEFI and OpenBMC-based firmware, today ...

SEC-TPM™ is a TCG 2.0 Compliant, firmware TPM with turnkey provisioning service. It provides the security features provided by a discrete TPM, with crypto-agility and higher performance, without the ...

Insyde Software revealed today in a press release they have been working with the Atari VCS to help make it run. We got a bit of the press release below along with some quotes to go over what exactly ...

Insyde Software, a provider of UEFI BIOS and systems management software, has announced that its flagship product InsydeH2O is now shipping on the new Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air featuring the ...

UEFI BIOS firmware developer Insyde Software suffered operating losses for the first and second quarters straight due to decreasing global demand for notebooks, and 2016 business operations are quite ...

When asked which one feature I'd like to have on my Windows-based notebook, I tend to always give the same answer; instant-on access to the desktop. No surprise, then, that I jumped at the chance to ...