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Kingston Technology Takes Top Spot as DRAM Module Supplier

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/12/2019 07:37 AM | source: | 11 comment(s)
Kingston Technology Takes Top Spot as DRAM Module Supplier

Kingston announced it has been ranked the top DRAM module supplier in the world, according to the latest rankings by DRAMeXchange, a division of TrendForce. Kingston retains its number 1 position with an estimated 72.17 percent market share, according to TrendForce. 

Their findings reinforce Kingston’s position in the marketplace as the leading third-party supplier of DRAM modules. The rankings for 2018 mark the 16th consecutive year that TrendForce has placed Kingston in the top spot.

TrendForce states that spot prices stayed high in 1H18, even surpassing contract prices by over 20 percent. Despite rising inventory levels and price decreases in 2H18, the report indicates module manufacturers were still able to generate plenty of revenue and profit. Some of the prominent trends and growth drivers the market is witnessing include the growing popularity of online media streaming, recent technological developments in IoT, and the shift to data center and Cloud computing services.

 

 

“While Kingston considers TrendForce’s estimates overly generous, it nonetheless follows the trajectory of the company’s growth in all of its business segments,” said Mike Mohney, DRAM business manager, Kingston. “In 2018, we were able to produce over 14 trillion MBs of memory across all product lines including DRAM, SSDs and embedded solutions. This massive amount, tremendous good fortune, and the findings from TrendForce reinforces our company’s strength, position and importance as a whole in the industry.”



Kingston Technology Takes Top Spot as DRAM Module Supplier




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#5710510 Posted on: 09/12/2019 04:15 PM
Kingston have the lowest standards, they'll sell any old crap :p

While maybe not the fastest modules they are stable enough for prebuild computers, which leads to Kingston being on top of that list.
In my experience Kingston modules always work out of the box, had modules from other companies that required some tweaking to run at advertised speeds.
So for a no frill mission critical setup the so called gaming modules are a no go.

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