The Turing Pi 2.5 is a mini-ITX cluster board that runs up to four compute modules in a single, silent, low-power chassis. Most people buying it already know the hardware specs. What they actually want to know is: what can I realistically build with it? The Turing Pi 2.5 use cases range from simple self-hosted […]
This is the complete Turing Pi 2.5 setup guide – from physical assembly to a real, working k3s cluster with a deployed application. You’ll flash Ubuntu to your RK1 modules using the onboard BMC, configure static networking, install k3s on a two-node ARM cluster, and deploy Uptime Kuma as your first production-style workload. No hand-waving. […]
Shopping for a mini PC for edge computing? Here’s what the Fortune 500 actually deploy: Notice a pattern? Zero companies deploy single mini PCs for production edge workloads. Why? Edge computing requires what mini PCs cannot provide: The market agrees: Edge computing market reaching $168 billion by 2025 , driven by billions of IoT devices demanding redundancy. What is Edge […]
Building a Raspberry Pi cluster used to mean wrestling with USB power supplies, network switches, and a mess of cables. The Turing Pi 2.5 changes everything – four compute modules on a single mini ITX board with integrated networking, centralized power, and a BMC for remote management. Whether you’re learning Kubernetes, building high-availability services, or […]
Running a home media server has never been more accessible, but choosing the right software and hardware combination can be overwhelming. In this comprehensive review, we’ll compare two of the most popular media server platforms – Plex and Jellyfin – and explore why the Turing Pi 2.5 cluster board offers unique advantages for both. Whether you’re streaming 4K movies […]
I’ve been running self-hosted services for years, and the biggest pain point has always been the mess of hardware, cables, and power adapters scattered across my desk. When I discovered the Turing Pi 2.5, it completely changed how I think about home lab setups. Why I Switched to Self-Hosting Like many people, I got tired […]
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 […]