You can now get a Raspberry Pi 5 with 16GB RAM
Posted by:
James Thompson
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released the 16GB version of the Raspberry Pi 5, priced at $120, doubling the maximum RAM capacity to accommodate demanding AI workloads. The new model aims to support various applications such as AI large language models and computational fluid dynamics, benefiting from increased storage capabilities. Additionally, a Carbon Removal Credits program has been introduced to offset the carbon footprint generated during production and disposal of Pi products, allowing users to purchase credits for $4 to support carbon removal initiatives. This initiative aligns with the Foundation’s commitment to sustainability. Furthermore, the announcement highlights the compatibility of the new model with heavyweight Linux distributions like Ubuntu, providing a comfortable desktop experience for users. The Raspberry Pi 5 variant offers a low-cost option for individuals interested in exploring a Linux desktop environment for the first time. It’s a significant advancement in the single-board microcomputer market, with a focus on performance, sustainability, and accessibility to various user applications.
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