Raspberry Pi’s shares have been a spectacular success since unconditional dealing on the stock market began on Friday (14 June). Founded by Eben Upton in 2012 to make computing more accessible for youngsters, Raspberry Pi’s low-cost access to computing ignited the imagination of a generation. To date, it has sold more than 60 million SBCs (single board computers) and compute modules to more than 70 countries. Reported revenue was $265.8million in 2023, with operating profit of $37.5m. Though best known for its credit card-sized computers that encourage children to develop their coding skills, …