Uefi

UEFI, or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, is a firmware interface that replaces traditional BIOS, providing a more secure and flexible way to boot and configure computer hardware. As modern computing demands increased security, faster boot times, and support for larger storage devices, UEFI has become a crucial component in the tech industry, enabling developers to create more efficient and secure systems that meet the needs of emerging technologies.

Uefi

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