content: Microsoft will soon backdoor AMD and Intel CPUs with their new "Security Chip" https://www.crn.com/resources/0263-10deffe1b677-b30b87e854fb-1000/p2.jpg
  https://www.crn.com/news/components-peripherals/new-microsoft-security-chip-will-go-inside-intel-amd-cpus?itc=refresh
  
  The chip will come with Microsoft firmware that reads and encrypts data sent through the buses, for some reason they use a thing called "Chip to Cloud Security" which sounds completely fucked, I'm assuming that they could possibly be able to lock your computer remotely and send data from buses to their servers. The fact that it connects to a cloud means it will then track you location 24/7 for security purposes. 
  
  “Rather than asking customers to bolt on security processors as you would with a TPM, we‘re building right into the DNA of the processor a security co-processor that’s going to store all of your encryption keys. It’s going to provide your device’s identity to the cloud. It’s what’s going to release your log-in keys underneath the hood when you use your face or fingerprint or type in your pin,” he said. “It’s essentially the most important brain of security when it comes to the platform.”
  
  This is an obvious backdoor thats going to be used by the government.
  
  I am not really sure if all CPUs will have this chip, I think it might just be those shitty Microsoft tablets but it didn't say though, it was pretty vague. I have heard from others online that it will still run regardless of whether you use Windows or not. Unfortunately if the chip is only for Microsoft computers which means other corporations will surely copy what they are doing.
  
  
  
  
  
  edit: It can be usedon other operating systems:
  
  "After numerous people had inquired whether this would be another attempt by Microsoft to lock out its competitors' operating systems, Weston was forced to respond, confirming: "Yes - it can work with other clouds and OS"."