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Is Raspberry Pi trading at under $1B a massive undervaluation opportunity?

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“But really OpenClaw is more of a of a gateway.”

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Is now can you run OpenClaw on Raspberry? I would spend that reading. Answer is yes. So you can run probably on Raspberry. But really OpenClaw is more of a of a gateway. Right? There's not a lot of compute happening on the device. So I can see how it can be used, but it's not a one to one it's not a one to one matching. Right? But that's an interesting question. Now that said, suddenly looking Raspberry Pi and you see this is a ubiquitous platform using everything from synthesizers to camera and everywhere, and it's trading for less than $1,000,000,000 market cap. And it made me think, you know, is it, a, is it undervalued? B, would it have been worth had it listed, on the Nasdaq? I don't know.

What did they what? $8,800,000,000, is it?

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A discussion comparing OpenClaw's technical capabilities on Raspberry Pi hardware leads to broader questions about Raspberry Pi's market valuation. The speaker argues that despite being ubiquitous across industries from synthesizers to cameras, Raspberry Pi may be significantly undervalued at less than $1 billion market cap.

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Offers a contrarian investment perspective on a well-known hardware platform that most people wouldn't consider as an investment opportunity.

14:12 - 14:5341smarket insight

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