Kingston holds 62 percent of the global DRAM module market. This marks 23 straight years at the top for the memory assembler. They buy chips from giants like Samsung, then build finished sticks for gamers and servers.
Corsair and G.Skill fight for the remaining slice of the pie. AI demand is squeezing supply chains hard this year. Big players likely get better chip allocation during these tight times compared to smaller brands.
No revenue numbers or regional breakdowns came with the report. The methodology behind the share count remains unclear too. It covers everything from basic DDR to current DDR5 enthusiast kits with RGB lights.
Corsair and G.Skill fight for the remaining slice of the pie. AI demand is squeezing supply chains hard this year. Big players likely get better chip allocation during these tight times compared to smaller brands.
No revenue numbers or regional breakdowns came with the report. The methodology behind the share count remains unclear too. It covers everything from basic DDR to current DDR5 enthusiast kits with RGB lights.
