Raspberry Pi have released a new version of the Pico. The Pico 2. This is microcontroller based board with a new upgraded microcontroller. The microcontroller is known as RP2350 which is an upgrade from the RP2040 used on the earlier model.

There are lots of other new features and upgrades from the original RP2040, but really it’s the Hazard3 that is the main new feature, which is a RISC-V open source hardware design for the microcontroller. A great thing is that code can be compiled for either architecture and when you install it onto the board it will just boot into the appropriate core. You could in theory even run some code on a ARM core and a Risc-V core although you probably want to use both cores with the same architecture.

I show how I was able to create code in MicroPython, update my Tank Game for the Pico Graphics Display Pack and getting started with C/C++ with Visual Studio.

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