Kingston Retains No. 1 Position in Global DRAM Module Market

Kingston Technology has once again been ranked the world’s leading third-party DRAM module supplier, according to the latest revenue rankings from TrendForce. The company maintained its No. 1 position with an estimated 62% global market share, marking its 23rd consecutive year as the industry leader.

According to TrendForce, the global DRAM module market generated around US$21.2 billion in revenue in 2025, representing a 59% year-on-year increase. Kingston’s revenue grew 48% during the same period, giving the company nearly two-thirds of the overall market.

The strong market growth was driven by higher DRAM prices and increased shipments, particularly during the second half of 2025. Demand from cloud service providers and AI workloads also accelerated server DRAM consumption, putting greater pressure on memory supplies for PCs and consumer devices.

As the market shifted towards enterprise, data centre and AI infrastructure, Kingston’s broad B2B presence helped strengthen its position. The company’s large-scale procurement capabilities also allowed it to manage inventory and support channel demand as memory prices increased.

Kingston has continued expanding its business beyond traditional PC and gaming memory, offering solutions for servers, data centres, AI infrastructure, industrial systems, embedded applications, surveillance and automation. Its portfolio covers both DDR4 and DDR5 memory solutions, supporting customers across a wide range of computing environments.

The company said its long-standing supplier relationships, global reach and ability to anticipate changes in memory demand have helped it maintain consistent supply for customers and partners.

With enterprise and AI workloads continuing to influence the memory industry, Kingston is positioning its B2B business as an important growth area while continuing to serve the PC, gaming and consumer markets.

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