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TechSpot Google Giving donates 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to children TechSpot Google is helping to find the next generation of computer scientists by helping to donate 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to various school-aged children across the U.K. Google's Eric Schmidt and Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton visited a school in …
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Siliconrepublic.com UK schools to receive 15000 Raspberry Pi computers, thanks to Google grant Siliconrepublic.com Through a grant from Google Giving, the Raspberry Pi Foundation will be able to deliver 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model B computers to schoolchildren in the UK in an effort to spur coding in the classroom. Google Giving is a charitable branch of the tech …
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15000 Raspberry Pi computers donated to UK schools by Google Android Authority It's not every day that we talk about the ultra-affordable Raspberry Pi Model B computer and schools, but it's not every day that Google gives 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model B units to UK schools. A generous move from Google Giving – although it will hardly …
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Google Giving helps bring 15000 Raspberry Pi units to UK school children Engadget It's not every day your class gets a visit from a tech bigwig like Eric Schmidt. Google's executive chairman paid a visit to a UK school, alongside Raspberry Pi co-founder Eben Upton.
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Google Donates 15000 Raspberry Pi PCs to U.K. Schoolchildren PC Magazine The Web giant's charitable arm, Google Giving, has awarded a grant to the Raspberry Pi Foundation to provide funding for the donation of 15,000 Raspberry Pi Model B computers to schoolchildren around the U.K
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15000 Raspberry Pi's heading to UK school children The H Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that, thanks to a Google Giving grant, 15,000 Model B Raspberry Pi computers will be given to UK school children. The foundation will be working with Google, CoderDojo, Code Club, Computing at …
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CNET UK Google grant puts 15000 Raspberry Pi PCs in UK schools CNET UK Google has coughed up enough cash to send 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK schools, in a bid to give the British programming scene a shot in the arm. The good-will donation comes via Google Giving, the search giant's charitable arm
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TechCrunch Google Giving Grant Worth $525000 To Fund Free Raspberry Pi For 15000 UK … TechCrunch Google's philanthropic arm, Google Giving, has awarded a grant to the U.K.'s Raspberry Pi Foundation to fund 15,000 U.K.
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Telegraph.co.uk Google gives 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK children Telegraph.co.uk “We've been working to encourage the next generation of computer scientists and we hope this donation of Raspberry Pi's to British school pupils will help drive a new wave of innovation,” said Mr Schmidt. “Britain's innovators and entrepreneurs have … Google donating 15000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK students SlashGear Google partnership will see thousands of UK children get Raspberry Pis The Guardian Google Giving Grant Worth $525000 To Fund Free Raspberry Pi For 15000 UK ..
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