Raspberry Pi is a provider of single-board computers designed for educational purposes and general computing. The credit card-sized computer plugs into a TV or monitor and enables people to learn computing and explore programming languages like Scratch and Python. Developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, an educational charity, the hardware is manufactured through licensed manufacturing agreements. Raspberry Pi has expanded beyond education into industrial and commercial applications, with products used in IoT, robotics, media centers, and embedded systems. The company offers multiple board configurations and accessories. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, Raspberry Pi has raised $45 million at the Series C stage from investors including Arm, Lansdowne Partners, and Google.org.
← All startups
Raspberry Pi
Series CRaspberry Pi is a provider of single-board computers designed for educational purposes and general computing. The credit card-sized computer plugs into a TV or monitor and enables people to learn computing and explore programming languages like Scratch and Python. Developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, an educational charity, the hardware is manufactured through licensed manufacturing agreements. Raspberry Pi has…
About
Business model
Internet of Things Infrastructure > IoT Development Boards & Kits,
Embedded Systems > Embedded Hardware > Single Board Computer
Team background
College Wise > University of Cambridge
Institutional investors
ArmLansdowne PartnersGoogle.org
Latest coverage
📰 Latest funding news — recent raises and deal signals across the ecosystem.
Investor directory
🗂️ Full list of active funds — filter by stage, check size, and geography.