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Raspberry Pi worked with Columbia and Cornell researchers to apply chip-level carbon models to silicon it actually ships, moving beyond broad component averages.
Raspberry Pi Tests a More Specific Way to Count the Carbon Cost of Its Chips Read More
Google reports that LiteRT-LM ran Gemma 4 E2B on Raspberry Pi 5 at 99 tokens per second for prefill and 9 tokens per second for decoding, with 1,432 MB peak memory use.
Google Details LiteRT-LM Gemma 4 Performance on Raspberry Pi 5 Read More
Arduino VENTUNO Q combines a Dragonwing IQ8 Linux/AI processor with an STM32H5F5 running Arduino Core on Zephyr. Here is the documented split.
Arduino VENTUNO Q: How Its Linux and Real-Time Sides Divide Work Read More
MDM Team’s documented marine robots show where Raspberry Pi and commercial parts can improve repairability—and where ocean deployments still demand specialist engineering.
Repairable Marine Robots: What Raspberry Pi Changes at Sea Read More
Raspberry Pi Press scheduled the Book of Making 2027 for 18 August 2026. Its documented projects span electronics, fabrication and robotics; classroom use remains a teaching choice.
Raspberry Pi Book of Making 2027: What It Actually Covers Read More
Beijing’s second World Humanoid Robot Games ran 22–26 August 2026. Public competitions exposed integration and recovery problems, but results are not a universal robot benchmark.
2026 World Humanoid Robot Games: What the Events Revealed Read More
Matter and Thread faults are easier to isolate when radio, border-router, controller and multi-admin changes are logged before resetting hardware.
Matter and Thread Troubleshooting: Build a Reset Log Before Factory Reset Read More
Valve says new Steam hardware is planned for 2026. The engineering questions are local compute, controller latency, software support and repair access—not nostalgia.
Valve’s 2026 Steam Hardware Push: What Local Compute Changes for Builders Read More
Choose CFexpress or UHS-II SD by camera mode, sustained write behavior, heat, reader workflow and backup risk—not peak label speed alone.
CFexpress vs UHS-II SD: Match Field Media to the Real Bottleneck Read More
Raspberry Pi’s latest sustainability discussion is a useful reminder for hardware builders: carbon accounting depends on supply-chain data, manufacturing choices, packaging, power use, and product lifetime.
Raspberry Pi’s Carbon-Footprint Post Puts Hardware Supply Chains Under the Microscope Read More