Kingston retains 62% memory module share as B2B AI demand surges
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Memory module maker Kingston Technology announced that, according to TrendForce's revenue rankings, it held a 62% share of the global third-party dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) module market in 2025, retaining the top spot for the 23rd consecutive year. The company noted that enterprise, data center, and industrial clients are showing an increasing need for stable supply, product reliability, and long-term technical support, making B2B operations a primary growth engine.
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