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Raspberry Pi reported that memory supply issues due to the growth of AI data centers have created uncertainty about its future performance. Despite stronger-than-expected profits last year, the Cambridge-based company's shares fell after indicating limited high-density DRAM supply.

Memory manufacturers have prioritized AI operators, affecting Raspberry Pi's production. The company is qualifying additional suppliers and developing lower memory capacity products, while maintaining sufficient supply for most products through mid-2026.

Adjusted profits for 2025 are projected to exceed $45 million, with 4 million units shipped in the second half of the year. CEO Eben Upton noted strong performance and resilience in the business model.