23 million + Raspberry Pi computers sold @Raspberry_Pi #raspberrypi
A lot happened in 2018, the Raspberry Pi folks has some interesting stats, marketshare / units and more! Congrats!
23 million + Raspberry Pi computers sold.
250,000+ young people engaging with our clubs, competitions, and programmes every week.
Tens of thousands of young people learning digital skills through our partnerships with the Scouts, the National Citizen Service, and the European Space Agency.
30,000 + volunteers mobilised.
50,000+ teachers and volunteers have taken part in our online courses.
Over 1 million projects completed on our new projects site.
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