I'm sorry for the earlier confusion. The PE/COFF format, which stands for Portable Executable/Common Object File Format, was chosen for UEFI because the framework's initial development was closely tied to the Windows operating system. Despite that ELF (Executable and Linkable Format) is widely used in UNIX-based systems, the creators of UEFI were aiming for wide hardware and software compatibility, including Windows, hence the use of PE/COFF. This format allows for a single binary to be executed on any UEFI system despite the underlying architecture.
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