Development is underway to port AMD's openSIL and Coreboot to a modern AM5 consumer motherboard. This initiative provides an experimental path for open-source firmware enthusiasts to use open hardware initialization on retail hardware. AMD openSIL, an open-source CPU silicon initialization project, is being developed to achieve production readiness with future Zen 6 platforms, where it is intended to replace the proprietary AGESA firmware. Phoronix reported that "OpenSIL and Coreboot are being brought to an AM5 motherboard you can buy retail," marking progress towards broader open-source firmware support for AMD platforms.