Raspberry Pi

Introducing a new 3GB Raspberry Pi 4, and announcing more memory-driven price rises: the cost of the LPDDR4 memory used on newer Raspberry Pi computers is up 7x over the past year, and while we can't avoid increasing prices, we're also providing more RAM options so you don't have to pay for more memory than your project needs. More at https://lnkd.in/eB98BaH5, including a variety of Raspberry Pi SBCs and modules for which we don't anticipate any price rises. Again, these difficult circumstances will eventually improve, and we look forward to reversing our price increases when they do.

Microcomputing company Raspberry Pi has unveiled a superb set of results for the year to December 31 2025. Revenue for the year hit $323.2 million – up 25 per cent year-on-year. Pre-tax profit soared 63 per cent to $26.5m. Unit shipments were 11 per cent (4m units) ahead in the second half of the year. CEO Eben Upton is revelling in the uptick for the London Stock Exchange quoted business. Upton said the strong sales momentum had carried into the opening months of 2026. He said: "2025 was a year of strong execution for Raspberry Pi, with accelerating demand across our global markets and adjusted EBITDA ahead of expectations. “We also passed an important milestone as semiconductor shipments exceeded those of our boards and modules for the first time, reflecting our progress towards a two-franchise business. "Our performance in FY 2025 amid DRAM inflation speaks to the strength and agility of our supply chain and the resilience of our operations. Our team has delivered new products, strengthened our software platforms, and broadened our reach across industrial and embedded markets globally. "We have entered FY 2026 with strong momentum, underpinned by growing demand and continued progress in direct customer engagements. Combined with strategic hiring, rapid uptake of new products, and a channel whose capabilities are well aligned with the opportunities ahead, I am more confident than ever in our long-term growth trajectory. "For the first time, semiconductor device volumes exceeded those of boards and modules - a milestone on our journey towards a two‑franchise business." Full article – https://lnkd.in/e5uDQ4yA

🐣 Easter Egg #2: HP's industrial printing press runs on a Raspberry Pi. Not a home printer. Not a prototype. The HP Indigo V12 is a flagship industrial label press used in commercial manufacturing, and it has six Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4s built directly into it. One for each impression station. Each running a ruggedised touchscreen panel, giving operators real-time monitoring and control of the entire printing process. HP didn't use a Raspberry Pi because they couldn't afford something else. They used it because it was the right tool – compact, fanless, industrial-grade, and developer-friendly enough for their engineers to build entirely custom software on top of it. Inside a machine that prints the labels on the products you buy every day. Full story: https://lnkd.in/eiRehzwd #RaspberryPi #EasterEggs #Manufacturing #IndustrialTech #EmbeddedSystems #Engineering

🐣 It's Easter week. We're hiding eggs. Not chocolate ones. Tech ones. Every day this week, we're cracking open a product you'd walk straight past — something sitting in a lab, a school, a server room, or even on a volcano — that runs on a Raspberry Pi. Today's egg? A professional-grade earthquake detector used by geologists, schools, and citizen scientists around the world. Meet Raspberry Shake. Born on the slopes of a Panamanian volcano, built around a Raspberry Pi because professional seismographs cost tens of thousands. They launched a Kickstarter aiming to sell 20 units to people they knew. They raised 14x their funding target. What used to require university budgets now fits in your hand and costs under £100 and streams real-time seismic data in the same industry-standard format used by professional observatories. That's not a toy. That's infrastructure. Egg #2 drops tomorrow. Have you ever spotted a Raspberry Pi somewhere you didn't expect? Drop it in the comments. Full story: https://lnkd.in/gxwvq8Db #RaspberryPi #EasterEggs #Innovation #CitizenScience #EmbeddedSystems #Engineering #HiddenTech

It was a little over two years ago that Hannah Hagon MBCS, Eben Upton, and I met to talk about publishing Hannah's book Unplugged Tots. We published it here at Raspberry Pi Press in September 2025, and finally remembered to take a picture of Hannah, Eben, and the book when we met up this week! You can read more about the book in Eben's announcement from last September: https://lnkd.in/eKe7uCzn

Today's curious minds are tomorrow's inventors. 💡 What started as a passion for getting young people into coding has grown into something bigger; reaching industrial clients, enthusiasts, and everyone in between. But we've never seen these as separate communities. A hands-on maker and a future software engineer? That's the same person at different points in their journey. Whether you're deep in code or just starting to find your footing in tech — we want to meet you exactly where you are on your journey. #TechForEveryone #NextGenInnovators #CodingCommunity #IndustrialTech

This is our first remote update solution for IoT devices based on Raspberry Pi. Using the Raspberry Pi Connect service, a device can be updated remotely with a completely safe A/B booting method. That makes it far more reliable and dependable in the field although it does require a new way of building images for your device based on rpi-image-gen. When combined with rpi-sb-provisioner it provides an end-to-end solution to CRA compliance. rpi-image-gen - Create an image with A/B image slots, install your software, generate a software bill of materials and a list of CVEs that may affect it. rpi-sb-provisioner - Provision the devices in production volumes writing the image, setting device specific private keys, customer specific signing keys, encrypting the filesystem and enabling secure boot. Also automatically provision Raspberry Pi Connect keys. Raspberry Pi Connect - Update the device remotely, don't send out an engineer, just open a remote shell and access the logs directly. Easy scalable access to the device. Built your device based on a lite image? You can still use Raspberry Pi OTA to run scripts on the target instead!

This #MakerMonday, we're sharing a story that reminds us of Raspberry Pi's origins by encouraging young people to get into computing. How did you get into computing? Drop your own story in the comments below! https://lnkd.in/eyecb8Ng

Update your Raspberry Pi from anywhere using our new remote update feature, available now in Raspberry Pi Connect. https://lnkd.in/evEFV_2d

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