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Super Micro Computer, Inc. engages in the distribution and manufacture of information technology solutions and other computer products. Its products include twin solutions, MP servers, GPU and coprocessor, MicroCloud, AMD solutions, power supplies, SuperServer, storage, motherboards, chassis, super workstations, accessories, SuperRack and server management products. The company was founded by Charles Liang, Yih-Shyan Liaw, Sara Liu, and Chiu-Chu Liu Liang in September 1993 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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Opendoor Technologies, Inc. engages in the operation of buying, selling, and trading of residential properties online. The company was founded by Eric Wu on December 30, 2013, and is headquartered in Tempe, AZ.

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Red Cat Holdings, Inc. provides products, services and solutions to the drone industry. It also engages in the provision of distributed data storage, analytics and services for the drone industry.The firm product include Dronebox, which is a blockchain technology that records, stores and analyzes flight data and information from a drone. It operates through the Enterprise Segment. The Enterprise Segment will focus on developing a hardware enabled software platform of services and solutions to government and commercial enterprises and the military. The company was founded by Jeffrey M. Thompson in February 1984 and is headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Unusual Machines, Inc. is a development stage technology company, which engages in the provision of drone solutions with a focus on first-person view (FPV) technology. It offers products to entertainment, recreation, and competitive racing industries. The company was founded on July 11, 2019, and is headquartered in Orlando, FL.

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Corsair Gaming, Inc. designs and supplies hardware components for personal computers. It operates through the Gamer and Creator Peripherals, and Gaming Components and Systems segments. The Gamer and Creator Peripherals segment offers gaming keyboards, mice, headsets, controllers, and gaming gear including capture cards, Stream Decks, USB microphones, studio accessories, and EpocCam software, as well as coaching and training services. The Gaming Components and Systems segment focuses on creating power supply units, or PSUs, cooling solutions, computer cases, DRAM modules, prebuilt, and custom-built gaming PCs. The company was founded by Andrew J. Paul in 1994 and is headquartered in Milpitas, CA.

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Snowflake, Inc. engages in the provision of cloud data warehousing software. The firm offers Data Cloud, an ecosystem where Snowflake customers, partners, data providers, and data consumers can break down data silos and derive value from data. Its platform supports a range of use cases including data warehousing, data lakes, data engineering, data science, data application development, and data sharing. The cloud-native architecture consists of layers across storage, compute, and cloud services. The storage layer ingests structured and semi-structured data to create a unified data record. The compute layer provides dedicated resources to enable users to access common data sets for many use cases without latency. The cloud services layer optimizes each use case's performance requirements with no administration. The company was founded by Marcin Zukowski, Thierry Cruanes, and Benoit Dageville on July 23, 2012 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, CA.

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Archer Aviation, Inc. engages in the development of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. The company was founded by Brett Adcock and Adam Goldstein on October 16, 2018, and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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Gorilla Technology Group, Inc. engages in the provision of video intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT) security, edge AI data analytics, and operational technology security solutions and services in Asia Pacific. It operates through the following segments: Video IoT, Security Convergence, and Other. The company was founded by Spincer Koh in May 2001 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

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Why Kraken Robotics may be far bigger than most investors realize 
 
The stock just hit a new all-time high, but when you connect the chart, the Covelya acquisition, and the macro subsea robotics market, the real story might only be starting. 
 
Let’s connect the dots. 
 
First — the chart. 
 
Over the past six months KRKNF has roughly doubled, moving from the $3–$4 range to above $7 while forming a classic stair-step pattern of higher lows and tight consolidations before breakouts. 
 
That kind of structure often signals institutional accumulation, not just retail momentum. 
 
But the chart alone isn’t the story. 
 
The real shift is strategic. 
 
Kraken recently announced the acquisition of Covelya Group for about C$615M, bringing together companies including: 
 
• Sonardyne 
• EIVA 
• Forcys 
• Voyis Imaging 
• Chelsea Technologies 
 
When combined, the company is expected to reach roughly: 
 
• $351M–$379M revenue 
• $84M–$93M adjusted EBITDA 
• 700+ global customers 
• 1,200 employees 
 
In other words, the acquisition more than doubles Kraken’s scale overnight. 
 
Before this deal Kraken was known mainly for a few high-value technologies: 
 
• synthetic aperture sonar 
• subsea LiDAR imaging 
• seabed mapping 
• pressure-tolerant batteries 
• robotic inspection services 
 
Powerful tech — but mostly components within larger subsea systems. 
 
The Covelya acquisition fills the missing layers. 
 
The combined company now covers nearly the entire subsea mission stack: 
 
Detection &amp; imaging 
– Kraken sonar systems 
– Voyis optical imaging 
 
Power 
– Kraken subsea batteries 
 
Navigation &amp; communication 
– Sonardyne positioning systems 
 
Autonomous operation &amp; data processing 
– EIVA software platforms 
 
Defense mission systems 
– Forcys naval technologies 
 
Environmental sensing 
– Chelsea Technologies sensors 
 
Put together, Kraken is transitioning from a niche marine technology supplier into a full subsea robotics platform. 
 
And the timing is interesting. 
 
Three major global trends are accelerating simultaneously: 
 
1️⃣ Protection of undersea internet cables 
Over 95% of global internet traffic runs through subsea cables, and recent sabotage incidents have triggered increased monitoring and defense spending. 
 
2️⃣ Naval mine warfare &amp; autonomous underwater vehicles 
Modern navies are rapidly expanding unmanned underwater systems for mapping, detection, and surveillance. 
 
3️⃣ Offshore energy infrastructure 
Offshore wind, pipelines, and seabed installations all require constant inspection and monitoring. 
 
All three depend on the same technologies Kraken now provides: 
 
• high-resolution sonar 
• underwater navigation 
• robotic inspection 
• seabed mapping systems 
 
The underwater robotics market alone is projected to grow from roughly $4–5B today to about $13B by 2030, with the broader subsea infrastructure and security market even larger. 
 
Now the valuation question. 
 
At first glance the stock looks expensive because the trailing P/E is around 150+. 
 
But that reflects Kraken’s previous earnings base. 
 
Once the Covelya integration is complete, the combined company could generate roughly $40M–$50M in net income, implying forward earnings around: 
 
$0.13–$0.17 per share 
 
That brings the forward P/E closer to ~40–50, which is actually typical for high-growth robotics and defense technology companies. 
 
Looking further out, if Kraken eventually scales toward $900M–$1B in revenue, earnings could potentially approach ~$0.50 per share. 
 
Using typical growth multiples that suggests valuation ranges like: 
 
• Conservative scenario → $10–11 share price 
• Growth scenario → ~$20 share price 
• Strong defense robotics cycle → ~$30 share price 
 
Another catalyst many investors are watching is a potential future NASDAQ uplisting. 
 
Kraken currently trades on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB in the U.S., which limits institutional participation. 
 
If the company eventually uplists to NASDAQ as it scales, it could open the door to: 
 
• institutional investors 
• ETF inclusion 
• expanded analyst coverage 
• significantly higher trading liquidity 
 
Historically, companies moving from OTC markets to NASDAQ often see valuation expansion simply because much larger pools of capital can invest. 
 
None of this is guaranteed. 
 
The biggest risk remains execution and integration of the Covelya acquisition. 
 
But if management executes well, Kraken may be transitioning from a small marine technology company into a global subsea robotics platform operating at the intersection of defense, offshore energy, and underwater infrastructure security. 
 
The fact that the stock is now making new all-time highs suggests the market may just be starting to recognize that possibility. 
 
Not financial advice — just connecting the dots.

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Kraken Robotics Inc

 🐙 
 
Why Kraken Robotics may be far bigger than most investors realize 
 
The stock just hit a new all-time high, but when you connect the chart, the Covelya acquisition, and the macro subsea robotics market, the real story might only be starting. 
 
Let’s connect the dots. 
 
First — the chart. 
 
Over the past six months KRKNF has roughly doubled, moving from the $3–$4 range to above $7 while forming a classic stair-step pattern of higher lows and tight consolidations before breakouts. 
 
That kind of structure often signals institutional accumulation, not just retail momentum. 
 
But the chart alone isn’t the story. 
 
The real shift is strategic. 
 
Kraken recently announced the acquisition of Covelya Group for about C$615M, bringing together companies including: 
 
• Sonardyne 
• EIVA 
• Forcys 
• Voyis Imaging 
• Chelsea Technologies 
 
When combined, the company is expected to reach roughly: 
 
• $351M–$379M revenue 
• $84M–$93M adjusted EBITDA 
• 700+ global customers 
• 1,200 employees 
 
In other words, the acquisition more than doubles Kraken’s scale overnight. 
 
Before this deal Kraken was known mainly for a few high-value technologies: 
 
• synthetic aperture sonar 
• subsea LiDAR imaging 
• seabed mapping 
• pressure-tolerant batteries 
• robotic inspection services 
 
Powerful tech — but mostly components within larger subsea systems. 
 
The Covelya acquisition fills the missing layers. 
 
The combined company now covers nearly the entire subsea mission stack: 
 
Detection & imaging 
– Kraken sonar systems 
– Voyis optical imaging 
 
Power 
– Kraken subsea batteries 
 
Navigation & communication 
– Sonardyne positioning systems 
 
Autonomous operation & data processing 
– EIVA software platforms 
 
Defense mission systems 
– Forcys naval technologies 
 
Environmental sensing 
– Chelsea Technologies sensors 
 
Put together, Kraken is transitioning from a niche marine technology supplier into a full subsea robotics platform. 
 
And the timing is interesting. 
 
Three major global trends are accelerating simultaneously: 
 
1️⃣ Protection of undersea internet cables 
Over 95% of global internet traffic runs through subsea cables, and recent sabotage incidents have triggered increased monitoring and defense spending. 
 
2️⃣ Naval mine warfare & autonomous underwater vehicles 
Modern navies are rapidly expanding unmanned underwater systems for mapping, detection, and surveillance. 
 
3️⃣ Offshore energy infrastructure 
Offshore wind, pipelines, and seabed installations all require constant inspection and monitoring. 
 
All three depend on the same technologies Kraken now provides: 
 
• high-resolution sonar 
• underwater navigation 
• robotic inspection 
• seabed mapping systems 
 
The underwater robotics market alone is projected to grow from roughly $4–5B today to about $13B by 2030, with the broader subsea infrastructure and security market even larger. 
 
Now the valuation question. 
 
At first glance the stock looks expensive because the trailing P/E is around 150+. 
 
But that reflects Kraken’s previous earnings base. 
 
Once the Covelya integration is complete, the combined company could generate roughly $40M–$50M in net income, implying forward earnings around: 
 
$0.13–$0.17 per share 
 
That brings the forward P/E closer to ~40–50, which is actually typical for high-growth robotics and defense technology companies. 
 
Looking further out, if Kraken eventually scales toward $900M–$1B in revenue, earnings could potentially approach ~$0.50 per share. 
 
Using typical growth multiples that suggests valuation ranges like: 
 
• Conservative scenario → $10–11 share price 
• Growth scenario → ~$20 share price 
• Strong defense robotics cycle → ~$30 share price 
 
Another catalyst many investors are watching is a potential future NASDAQ uplisting. 
 
Kraken currently trades on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB in the U.S., which limits institutional participation. 
 
If the company eventually uplists to NASDAQ as it scales, it could open the door to: 
 
• institutional investors 
• ETF inclusion 
• expanded analyst coverage 
• significantly higher trading liquidity 
 
Historically, companies moving from OTC markets to NASDAQ often see valuation expansion simply because much larger pools of capital can invest. 
 
None of this is guaranteed. 
 
The biggest risk remains execution and integration of the Covelya acquisition. 
 
But if management executes well, Kraken may be transitioning from a small marine technology company into a global subsea robotics platform operating at the intersection of defense, offshore energy, and underwater infrastructure security. 
 
The fact that the stock is now making new all-time highs suggests the market may just be starting to recognize that possibility. 
 
Not financial advice — just connecting the dots.

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One more thing I forgot to mention in the thread — the potential NASDAQ uplisting could open the door to institutional investors and ETF inclusion.