It's pretty common for a company to adopt their first product's name as their brand name as they branch out into other products. Just like how Raspberry Pi sell

It's pretty common for a company to adopt their first product's name as their brand name as they branch out into other products. Just like how Raspberry Pi sells accessories, microcontrollers, cases, etc. under the brand name Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi (which originally made a product called the Orange Pi, which was definitely meant to invoke the small computing idea, totally not a trademark violation wink wink), now makes other products under that brand name. (I'm still a little miffed that RPi didn't come up with a different name for the raspberry pi pico.)