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Raspberry Pi's revenue jumped 90% due to strategic memory chip stockpiling and surging demand, leading to a 30% stock increase. This highlights the critical impact of supply chain management and sustained demand for single-board computers.
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["revenue jumps 90%"
"memory stockpile pays off"
"Stock Jumps 30%"
"demand Surges"
"supply chain disruption"]
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