An overview of the media on the Raspberry Pi RP2350 and Pico 2 launch last Thursday

Raspberry Pi Releases the New RP2350 Microcontroller and Pico 2 Board

Raspberry Pi released a new microcontroller, the RP2350, last Thursday in conjunction with DEF CON 32 (the official badge uses the new chip). A new board was also released, the Raspberry Pi Pico 2. The RP2350 comes in four packages, two with 30 pins and two with 48 pins providing additional GPIO (the secondary versions add 2MB of flash).

The new chips use two Arm Cortex M33 cores + floating point unit and also have two RISC-V HAZARD3 cores (only any two cores usable at a time). The clock speed is bumped to 150 MHz. With the new architecture and floating point along with 3 PIO units, the speed is about double at stock clocks, while using less power. Besides Raspberry Pi Pico 2, there are over 30 boards which have been announced at launch from a variety of vendors – Raspberry Pi NewsRP2350 Datasheet (PDF), Pico 2 Datasheet (PDF)

Why 2350?

Features

The RP2350 Boot ROM source code – GitHub.

Adafruit

Adafruit’s Ladyada discusses the RP2350 and shows the new Adafruit Feather RP2350 and Metro RP2350 – YouTube.

Reviews

New Devices

The new Raspberry Pi RP2350 Arm + RISC chip is to power dozens of new devices. Running lists – Tom’s Hardware and Raspberry Pi.


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