Howdy,

Long time no see. How was your Christmas? It's 2025?! That's a whole decade further into the future than Marty time-travelled in Back to the Future. Madness.

Anyway, a lot has happened since we last spoke back in December. We launched a 16GB variant of Raspberry Pi 5, designed for power users and professional applications. You can pick one up for $120. We also launched Raspberry Pi Connect for Organisations, giving multiple users remote access to manage a device fleet.

The results of our RP2350 Hacking Challenge came in this week, and Eben Upton walked us through all the winners, what they did, and how they did it.

Fun was also had — we made our own WOPR to delight visitors (of a certain age) to the Pi Towers Maker Lab, and we had a look at some of the teardowns, reviews, and builds the Raspberry Pi community posted after the launch of Raspberry Pi 500.

There's lots to look at this week, so settle in, and I'll see you same time, same place, next Friday.

Ciao ciao,

Ashley

16GB Raspberry Pi 5 on sale now at $120

Announcing the 16GB Raspberry Pi 5 for applications requiring extra capacity, available at $120. Plus Raspberry Pi Carbon Removal Credits.

Security through transparency: RP2350 Hacking Challenge results are in

All chips have security vulnerabilities. Most vendors don't talk about them, but we aim to find and fix them.

Raspberry Pi Connect for Organisations, plus full-screen support

Introducing Raspberry Pi Connect for Organisations, allowing multiple users to manage a device fleet. Plus full-screen support for all users.

We made our own WOPR for Pi Towers

We made our own WOPR to delight and entertain visitors to the Maker Lab at Pi Towers.

PIOLib: A userspace library for PIO control

Dip your toes into the world of PIO on Raspberry Pi 5 using PIOLib.

Get started with the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+

Click through to watch Senior Principal Engineer Naushir Patuck's DigiKey webinar exploring Raspberry Pi's imaging and computer vision tools.

Raspberry Pi Pico MIDI Gesture Controller

This Raspberry Pi Pico-based expression pedal is capable of extracting an arresting array of sounds from a guitar.

New Raspberry Pi 500 and Monitor: reviews, teardowns, builds

Here's what some of your favourite YouTubers did with our newest products: Raspberry Pi 500 and the Raspberry Pi Monitor.

Raspberry Pi Compute Module case studies

From hospitality and healthcare to home automation, we take a look at some success stories from companies using Raspberry Pi Compute Module.

Third Eye assistive vision | The MagPi #149

This MagPi Monday, we look at Third Eye, a project that uses AI to assist people with visual impairment.

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