Turing Pi 2.5 is Here: Production Kicks Off!

After more than a year in the making, we’re beyond excited to announce that production of the Turing Pi 2.5 (V2.5.2) has started. This isn’t just another iteration—it’s the culmination of months of design, testing, and invaluable contributions from our amazing community. Along the way, we faced countless challenges, from hardware delays to complex debugging […]

After months of collaboration with the community, we’re excited to finally unveil our long-awaited mini ITX case for the Turing Pi 2 and 2.5 boards! This case is designed to meet the needs of hobbyists and developers looking for a compact yet highly functional solution. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the details […]

Dear Community, Hope you’re all doing well. Here’s a quick scoop on what’s been happening on our end. Turing RK1 compute modules First off, a small snag. The 32GB RAM RK1 modules are delayed due to RAM chip high demand, and startups do not always get in the frontline situation. We’re looking to get updates […]

We proudly announce that there is a new BMC-Firmware release coming up. ‘v2.0.0’ will be released within the next two weeks. It will contain some significant updates that should improve the overall user experience of the Turing Pi. In this blog post, we want to tell you more about what we have been cooking. Goodbye […]

We are absolutely thrilled to bring you some of the latest and most exciting updates regarding the Turing RK1 Compute Module. Our team has been working diligently, conducting rigorous testing and refining our design, to present the best possible product for our valued customers. After a series of optimizations, we have finalized the Bill of […]

It’s a pleasure to meet you! I’m Sven Rademakers, and together with Ruslan, we’re the fresh faces stepping up as the new stewards of the BMC firmware repository. The Turing Pi comes pre-equipped with firmware, a contribution that’s already been significant for our community. However, we’re convinced that we’ve only just begun to tap into […]

Cloud services are present and future, but unfortunately, they come with privacy concerns complimentary to a price tag. However, did you know that most of the Internet services you are using every day can be hosted at your home privately? Self-hosting? Why?  The short answer is: It’s free and open-source, You are in full control, […]

You have just got a new Turing Pi cluster board. Plugged the compute modules. So what do you do next? You would need to follow these steps to install the necessary software: It’s a big task. Moreover, if you want to test various software configurations to find the most suitable for your specific needs, ensure that […]