Perhaps I missed this, but where does he say that its on purpose.
We wrote our last article about AMD fTPM-induced stuttering on Windows in March 2022. However, subsequently launched AMD CPUs and platforms appear to have inherited the same or similar issues. People with the newest AM5 systems in 2023 are still complaining about stuttering, though without further investigation, we can't be sure whether there is some other root cause. System stuttering can be a huge problem when working with media files since it can interrupt video conferencing and infuriate gamers (among other things).
All the TPM does anyway is protect you from the "bad" actors. It doesnt stop access to the ME part of it.
Thats assuming the chinese didnt put in some backdoor while at the manufacturing plant as well.
Nothing you do on a computer is private anymore.
If I was writing a book, or designing some million dollar invention or something. I sure as hell wouldnt do it on a computer connected to the internet.
Perhaps I missed this, but where does he say that its on purpose.
All the TPM does anyway is protect you from the "bad" actors. It doesnt stop access to the ME part of it.
Thats assuming the chinese didnt put in some backdoor while at the manufacturing plant as well.
Nothing you do on a computer is private anymore.
If I was writing a book, or designing some million dollar invention or something. I sure as hell wouldnt do it on a computer connected to the internet.