Raspberry Pi’s valuation hit £1bn for the first time in nine months on Wednesday as retail investors seized on the AI potential of the British low-cost computer maker.
Shares almost doubled between Monday and midday on Wednesday, before losing ground in afternoon trading to close down almost 1 per cent at £4.11, leaving the Cambridge-based company valued at just over £800mn.
Traders were enthused by social media posts that pointed to a sudden surge in demand for Raspberry Pi’s credit card-sized computers among AI hobbyists.
您已阅读12%（527字），剩余88%（4007字）包含更多重要信息，订阅以继续探索完整内容，并享受更多专属服务。