ESPHome will support the Wi-Fi enabled Raspberry Pi Pico W
ESPHome might soon have to change its name, as support for the Raspberry Pi Pico W is coming. It retains the RP2040 and 40-pin GPIO, but adds 802.11n Wi-Fi.
Just like Home Assistant, ESPHome is constantly evolving and changing. Keeping on top of everything ESPHome can be quite a chore. That is why I regularly collect the freshest news on ESPHome and publish it for your enjoyment.
ESPHome might soon have to change its name, as support for the Raspberry Pi Pico W is coming. It retains the RP2040 and 40-pin GPIO, but adds 802.11n Wi-Fi.
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Nabu Casa, Inc., the company set up by the founders of Home Assistant and Home Assistant OS, has acquired ESPHome.
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