Raspberry pie will produce tens of millions of RP2040 chips in two years, and will set up more stores internationally.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 14, according to Eben Upton, CEO of Tom's Hardware, raspberry pie, they have produced 10 million RP2040 chips since 2021, and more Raspberry Pi stores are expected to open in the future.

He said that raspberry pie bought 500 wafers in 2021 (CTOnews.com did a simple calculation, he should be talking about 12-inch wafers), each wafer can produce 21000 to 22000 RP2040 chips (about the size of 2mm2), a total of more than 10 million.

According to reports, a wafer can produce about 2000 30mm2 bare chips, while 45mm2 chips such as Raspberry Pi Zero 2W and Raspberry Pi 4 (BCM2710 and BCM2711, respectively) can only make 1400.

On the show, he talked about possible overseas expansion when asked about the Raspberry Pi store. According to Upton, India has a large Raspberry Pi community, which may be a viable location for stores in the future. If the next Raspberry Pi store is in India, it means it will be the first raspberry pie store not in the UK.

According to public information, the Raspberry Pi store is currently located on the first floor of Grand Arcade Shopping Mall in downtown Cambridge. It opened in February 2019 and offers accessories such as Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi. Of course, the raspberry pie store is not just a sales store, there are often events, parties, and even developer meetings.