I had no idea they were even struggling, but I guess considering they don't really have anything much different to offer from the several other competitors out there, I can't say I'm really surprised. To be fair, they seemed to join in the SSD market pretty early on, but they're relatively small compared to some of the other brands. Besides, a name like OCZ (where, to my knowledge, they don't even explain what those letters mean) probably doesn't appeal to corporations compared to most of the other memory manufacturers.

OCZ stands for "overclockerz"...:banana: