The Raspberry Pi 5, released just over a year ago, features a 2.4GHz quad-core 64-bit Arm Cortex-A76 CPU with a VideoCore VII GPU, which means it's 2-3 faster than its predecessor. It also supports dual 4K60 HDMI display outputs.

The news broke via a tipoff to NotebookCheck, which states that the Raspberry Pi 5 will get a 16GB variant. The source claims that Raspberry Pi 5 boards are already being produced

For Raspberry Pi enthusiasts, the prospect of a 16GB model adds yet another layer of flexibility and power to their favorite SBC. Whether it’s small-scale projects or resource-heavy developments, the extra memory will provide new opportunities to push the limits of creativity and functionality.