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Raspberry Pi’s Big Rally Is Drawing Meme Stock Comparisons

A Raspberry Pi single-board computer on the production line in Pencoed, UK.

Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg

The meteoric rally in shares of a small UK computer maker has some likening the surge to the meme stock craze that captivated Wall Street.

It all started on Monday when an X user called “aleabitoreddit” published a post with a “Fun Trade Idea,” laying out an argument for why AI agents like OpenClaw could drive demand for the cheap, simple computers made by Raspberry Pi Holdings Plc. That kicked off a social media frenzy, sending the stock soaring as more retail traders jumped into action.