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If you have the financial and engineering resources to deliver a quarter of a million of anything, then the Raspberry Pi is completely irrelevant. Broadcom (or
by jdietrich 7y ago
If you have the financial and engineering resources to deliver a quarter of a million of anything, then the Raspberry Pi is completely irrelevant. Broadcom (or one of their rivals) will very happily work with you to develop your product.
The whole point of Raspberry Pi is to provide a convenient SBC for people who don't have those engineering resources. If you're somewhere in the middle, there's the Compute Module.