Which is not typically offered by an IoT cloud platform?

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IoT cloud platforms are built to manage fleets of devices, ingest and analyze data in real time, and store large amounts of sensor information efficiently. They provide high-level services like device provisioning and onboarding, firmware updates, secure credentials, scalable data streams, analytics, and dashboards. Direct access to hardware-level CPU instructions isn’t something these platforms offer because that level of control is specific to each device’s hardware and would break the abstraction and portability that cloud services rely on. If you need computation near the device, you’d use edge computing or run code on the device itself, but you still work with standard software environments rather than manipulating CPU instructions directly. So, the option that isn’t typically offered is direct access to hardware-level CPU instructions.