The Raspberry Pi 6 is generating significant buzz with expectations for release between late 2025 and 2027. While not officially confirmed, supply chain leaks indicate major upgrades over the Pi 5.
Rumors suggest a Broadcom chipset based on ARM's Cortex-A78 architecture for enhanced performance. The new board may support Wi-Fi 7 and 2.5G Ethernet for improved connectivity.
RAM options could extend up to 16GB, catering to professional users and complex projects. The Foundation's hiring of silicon engineers hints at ongoing development for next-generation capabilities.
Design improvements are anticipated with more user-friendly port placements. The Pi 6 aims to maintain affordability and backward compatibility with existing accessories and projects.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has historically avoided pre-announcing projects to prevent delay embarrassment. Users should follow official channels for confirmed specifications and release dates.
