This week, Odd Lots explored a market caught between scarcity and abundance: the price of compute is under pressure from new entrants racing to build capacity, while tomato prices have climbed to four-decade highs due to supply constraints that no amount of new infrastructure can quickly fix. The episodes reveal how different markets respond to cost pressures—some through technological disruption and competition, others through better information and transparency—suggesting that solutions depend less on what's being sold than on how quickly supply can actually adjust.
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