Which British engineer designed the original Raspberry Pi-rivalling Acorn Archimedes, the first home computer to use the ARM RISC processor in 1987?

Long before ARM chips powered every smartphone on the planet, they debuted inside a beige Acorn box on British schoolroom desks. The Archimedes was a genuine technical leap, even if it never matched the BBC Micro's classroom dominance.

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