NoviSign and Raspberry Pi announce strategic cooperation. NoviSign and Raspberry Pi announced support for Raspberry Pi devices on the NoviSign cloud-based digital signage platform, giving organizations a flexible and cost-effective way to deploy and manage signage networks. Collaboration expands hardware options for customers while maintaining scalability, reliability, and remote management features. Photo: NoviSign June 9, 2026 NoviSign, a leading cloud-based digital signage software platform, and Raspberry Pi, known for its affordable and versatile single-board computers, today announced support for Raspberry Pi devices, giving organizations a flexible and cost-effective way to deploy and manage digital signage networks. The collaboration gives organizations an additional flexible and cost-effective option for digital signage deployments while maintaining the scalability, reliability, and remote management capabilities required for professional digital signage networks. With millions of devices deployed worldwide, Raspberry Pi has become one of the most widely adopted computing platforms for commercial, industrial, and educational applications. By supporting Raspberry Pi, NoviSign is expanding the hardware options available to customers looking to deploy digital signage at any scale. "Organizations want the freedom to choose the hardware that best fits their requirements and budget," said Gil Matzliah, CEO at NoviSign. "By supporting Raspberry Pi, we're giving customers another trusted deployment option while making professional digital signage more accessible than ever. Whether they are launching their first screen or managing a global network, customers can now leverage the flexibility and affordability that Raspberry Pi is known for." Organizations can use Raspberry Pi devices to power everything from a single display to large, multi-site digital signage networks, all managed through NoviSign's centralized cloud platform. "We are delighted that NoviSign now offers support for their cloud-based digital signage software platform on Raspberry Pi," said Simon Burgess, Enterprise Business Manager at Raspberry Pi Ltd. "Customers can benefit from our reliable, cost-effective, and globally trusted hardware to deploy NoviSign's cutting-edge professional digital signage solutions. We look forward to seeing businesses at every scale take advantage of NoviSign on Raspberry Pi for everything from single retail displays to complex multi-location deployments." With support for Raspberry Pi, customers can now leverage one of the world's most popular and cost-effective computing platforms as part of their NoviSign digital signage deployments. About NoviSign Since 2011, NoviSign has been a leading provider of cloud-based digital signage software, helping organizations create, manage, and deploy content across screens, kiosks, tablets, and interactive displays worldwide. With more than 60,000 screens deployed across industries including retail, corporate communications, education, healthcare, hospitality, and transportation, NoviSign enables businesses to manage digital signage networks of any size through a simple, scalable, and hardware-agnostic platform. Trusted by organizations such as Disney, IKEA, Nvidia, Coca-Cola, Hilton, Indeed, and Porsche, NoviSign is committed to delivering reliable technology, flexible integrations, and exceptional customer support. Through a global network of partners, distributors, and technology providers, NoviSign continues to help organizations improve communication, engagement, and operational efficiency through digital signage. For more information, visit www.novisign.com. About Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi designs and manufactures high-performance, low-cost computing platforms used by businesses, educators, developers, and makers worldwide. Since the launch of the first Raspberry Pi computer in 2012, tens of millions of Raspberry Pi devices have been sold globally and are used across commercial, industrial, educational, and embedded applications. Raspberry Pi products are widely deployed in digital signage, automation, edge computing, and IoT solutions, offering a flexible and affordable platform for organizations of all sizes. For more information, visitwww.raspberrypi.com Included in this story. Digital Signage Made Easy NoviSign is an award-winning digital signage platform powering 60,000+ screens worldwide. Its cloud-based system makes it easy to create, schedule, and manage dynamic content - delivering reliable, engaging, and scalable digital signage for any industry. Request Info

Vadzo Imaging has successfully validated its Bolt-1335CRO 13MP autofocus camera with optical image stabilisation on Raspberry Pi 5, demonstrating production-ready integration using native Linux tools. The MIPI CSI-2 camera achieves stable streaming at Full HD (1920 × 1080 @ 30 FPS) and full 13MP resolution (4208 × 3120) without proprietary middleware. The system uses V4L2 and Linux media controller framework for direct sensor-to-processor communication, enabling lower latency and deterministic frame delivery. Developers can control brightness, exposure, white balance and image orientation through standard V4L2 interfaces whilst streaming. The validation enables applications in industrial automation, robotics, smart retail and medical imaging. The camera is part of Vadzo's MIPI CSI-2 portfolio for embedded platforms, supported by validated firmware and full V4L2 compatibility.

Arm Technology Investments 2 Limited, a subsidiary of chipmaker Arm Holdings, has invested £50 million in Raspberry Pi through a secondary share sale. The Raspberry Pi Foundation divested 5.6% of the Cambridge-based company's shares at 550 pence per share, totalling £60 million, whilst retaining a 41% stake. Raspberry Pi, known for its low-cost miniature computers initially used in education, listed in 2024 and has since evolved beyond its hobbyist origins. Shares currently trade at 587.5 pence, having risen 96% year-to-date despite a recent 10% decline following the announcement of leadership bonuses. The company, which peaked at 766 pence in early 2025 from an IPO price of 280 pence, now has a market capitalisation of approximately £1.14 billion.