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Open Source ANAVI TPM 2.0 for Raspberry Pi Debuts on Crowd Supply

We are excited to announce that the ANAVI TPM 2.0 for Raspberry Pi crowdfunding campaign officially launched yesterday on Crowd Supply. The launch date was carefully selected. March 3 is celebrated as Liberation Day in Bulgaria, a meaningful occasion for us because our hardware is designed and manufactured in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, EU. The same date also marks an important milestone for us, as on March 3, 2017, we introduced ANAVI Infrared pHAT, our first add on board for Raspberry Pi under the ANAVI brand.

ANAVI TPM 2.0 is an open source hardware add on that enhances the security of your Raspberry Pi projects. It supports trusted computing capabilities such as secure cryptographic key management, disk encryption and a hardware random number generator.

Designed for developers, hobbyists, and professionals who require stronger security for Raspberry Pi based solutions, ANAVI TPM 2.0 provides advanced protection in a compact open source form factor. With a symbolic crowdfunding goal of just $1, the campaign aims to bring another ANAVI open source hardware product to life, designed and manufactured in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, European Union, through our established and trusted supply chain.

Thanks to the strong support from our backers, the funding goal was reached within minutes of launch. Place your order now to be among the first to receive ANAVI TPM 2.0!

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Introducing ANAVI TPM 2.0: Trusted Security for Your Raspberry Pi

We are excited to unveil our latest product: ANAVI TPM 2.0, a powerful, open source hardware add-on board that brings industry-standard TPM 2.0 security to Raspberry Pi single board computers.

Built around the Infineon Optiga SLB 9672 chip, ANAVI TPM 2.0 connects to your Raspberry Pi via the SPI on the 40-pin header, making it easy to add hardware-based cryptographic security to your projects. From secure key storage and digital signatures to disk encryption and measured boot, TPM 2.0 enables a wide range of security-critical applications. It even functions as a True Hardware Random Number Generator (TRNG), a crucial feature for any system requiring high-entropy randomness.

Whether you are a developer, engineer or hobbyist, ANAVI TPM 2.0 offers a reliable solution to enhance trust and integrity in your Raspberry Pi setup. To support different use cases, the board will be available in two hardware configurations:

  • Horizontal version with a standard 2×5 (2.54 mm) female header
  • Vertical version with a 2×5 (2.54 mm) female header mounted at a 90-degree angle

ANAVI TPM 2.0 will launch soon via a crowdfunding campaign on Crowd Supply, our trusted long-term partner. As usual, we will manufacture the boards in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, EU. Please, subscribe on the Crowd Supply page to be notified when the campaign goes live and be among the first to secure your board!

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