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Raspberry Pi wins 2024 Europe TSMC Trophy for embedded computing innovation
We are delighted to share that Raspberry Pi has been awarded the coveted 2024 Europe TSMC Trophy. We are proud to be a leader in scalable embedded secure computing platforms, and this prestigious award recognises our relentless pursuit of cutting-edge technology and our significant contributions to the embedded computing industry, particularly in relation to our RP2350 microcontroller and our much-anticipated Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, both released during 2024.
Sustainable solutions with Raspberry Pi
At Raspberry Pi, we have always been keen to do things that are more sustainable. Our products are intrinsically small and low-power, which makes them efficient in terms of resource usage (materials, shipping, electricity); Raspberry Pi devices can replace more resource-hungry solutions in many applications that would traditionally use a legacy x86 PC, such as digital signage.
Supporting Raspberry Pi's industrial customers
Raspberry Pi computers have always been used in a huge variety of settings, since the combination of low cost, high performance, and ease of use make it an ideal device for almost any application. We’ve seen a large proportion of sales go into the industrial market – businesses using Raspberry Pi, rather than educational settings or individual consumers.
Four new products: IQaudio is now Raspberry Pi
We’re delighted to round off 2020 by welcoming four of the most popular IQaudio products to the Raspberry Pi fold. DAC+, DAC Pro, DigiAMP+, and Codec Zero will all be available to buy via our network of Raspberry Pi Approved Resellers.
Finding problems that matter
This blog was jointly authored with Ed Amoroso. See their previous blog for more! Towards the end of the 19th century, large cities like New York were facing a vexing problem so devastating that many questioned whether such cities could be sustained at all. People could no longer cross the street without assistance, stumbling was a common problem, disease was spreading, and even those issues had nothing on the horrendous stench emanating from every corner.
In hard times, solve big problems and do your best work
This blog was jointly authored with Ed Amoroso. There’s something eerily familiar about the COVID-19 pandemic for us in the technology world. It’s not the striking similarity to the Hollywood “end-of-the-world” movies we have all seen.
5 easy steps to immediately bolster cybersecurity during the pandemic
Cyber attacks have increased exponentially since the start of the pandemic, with AT&T Alien Labs Open Threat Exchange (OTX) finding 419,643 indicators of compromise (IOC) related to COVID-19 from January to March, with a 2,000% month-over-month increase from February to March. Rush to bolster cybersecurity Companies of all sizes and in all sectors have been forced to adapt to a remote work environment overnight, regardless of whether they were ready or not.
Help us make it easier for you to design products with Raspberry Pi
We want to improve the way we support companies that design with Raspberry Pi computers, and we need your help to do it. Raspberry Pi’s success is thanks to the community that exists around it. When we launched Raspberry Pi 4, our most powerful computer yet, we gave our community the chance to ask our engineers all about the new product.
For mid-sized enterprises to win the cybersecurity race, the game needs to change
Why does AT&T Cybersecurity get me so excited on behalf of the mid-sized enterprises that make up the bulk of business around the globe? Well, one example I like to share is from a bicycle manufacturer I had the pleasure of visiting a few years ago. As a cycling enthusiast myself, I know these manufacturers are true experts, with deep knowledge and passion for the businesses they run and technology they develop.
3 enemies - the $96B in cyber crime that nobody wants to talk about
They say that bad things always come in threes. The adage may testify to little but the popularity of superstition, but for security executives today, this notion regrettably passes muster. Crime, complexity and cost are three foes that every CISO must face, and while most companies think crime is the enemy, in many cases it is the latter two heads of this “cyber-cerberus” that deliver the most certain bite. Here’s why: There’s not much we can do to wish cyber criminals away.
Introducing the Raspberry Pi TV HAT
Today we are excited to launch a new add-on board for your Raspberry Pi: the Raspberry Pi TV HAT, on sale now at $21.50. The TV HAT connects to the 40-pin GPIO header and to a suitable antenna, allowing your Raspberry Pi to receive DVB-T2 television broadcasts. With the board, you can receive and view television on a Raspberry Pi, or you can use your Pi as a server to stream television over a network to other devices.
Choosing Cybersecurity Solutions: How Are Your Venture Capital Skills?
Venture capitalists are experienced with failure. Each year, VCs invest over $150 billion in companies around the globe. Of the firms that receive those investments, nearly 70% will stall or fail. In the cybersecurity space, equity investment rose 28% to nearly $5 billion in the last two years. But despite a robust market need, the industry success rate is no better.
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