Raspberry Pi reported record first-half revenue and adjusted core profit, while reaffirming its full-year profit outlook. Revenue rose 90% to $256.9 million and adjusted core profit more than doubled to $40.3 million in the six months to June 30. Shares rose 15% in early trading, their largest one-day gain since June 5. Growth was supported by strong demand from industrial and original equipment manufacturer customers using the company’s credit-card-sized computers in factory automation, robotics and medical devices. Raspberry Pi expects higher unit volumes in the second half and said it has enough memory inventory to meet its FY2026 production goals, while making strategic purchases for 2027. The company reiterated that per-unit profitability will moderate as its stockpile of lower-cost memory chips secured in 2025 declines. CEO Eben Upton said Raspberry Pi is broadening its supplier base and adding production capacity with Sony to manage memory shortages.