As you might imagine, this makes it tricky for someone without a TPM 2.0 processor to pass Microsoft's requirements. It's not ...

The chip in question is the Infineon SLB9965, which with a bit of research was found to map more or less directly to the pins of the TPM socket on the motherboard. The interesting thing here lies ...

TPM chip is added to the CPU individually or integrated into your computer’s motherboard. Most computers nowadays come with TPM embedded in them. And unknowingly, we have been using this chip ...

The company had earlier released a list of motherboard chipsets that according to it already had the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 module and technically should be able to run Windows 11.