Gregory's Server@jjackowski It's hard to be worse than the average desktop computer. However there are way higher standards by the community for these SBCs.
Additionally it's also a political problem for many people. Hiring a cop or working with too-big-to-fail tech giants is an absolute no-go for them.
There's a strong move towards RISC-V SBCs lately too (Open-Source, nothing proprietary), as those are fully open, which is telling you quite a lot about what a huge part of the customer base is looking for.
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@Natanox I guess I don't understand these standards. I ignore the Broadcom specific graphics on the RPi in my projects, and I expect ignoring Sony AI stuff will work just as well, so I don't see a problem here. Working with Sony is nothing new; they've been doing it for years. Hiring a cop is concerning, and their social media response was a shit-show that Liz Upton defended nonsensically, but that is a different issue. RISC-V certainly is interesting, but Sony could make one with their AI stuff