It's notable that compute modules have had pretty ok availability for a bit. The primary chip seems to be reasonably available. I feel like there's a pretty un

It's notable that compute modules have had pretty ok availability for a bit. The primary chip seems to be reasonably available. I feel like there's a pretty untold story here, that while yes chips are hard to get & there is limited capacity to a degree, there's also been an enormous amount of buy-outs across the industry & a lot less competition. Not a lot of folk are signing up to try & compete with an rpi like product or main chip, and I think the market's disinterest in serving the low end, in striving to keep going upmarket, is a macro trend that can't last forever.