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Philips is said to enter the memory market

2022-03-16

According to foreign media reports, it is said that Philips will soon start selling memory. The company is preparing DDR4 and DDR5 memory kits.

The memory market is highly competitive, with many players and very low profit margins. So even for a company like Philips, building its own memory brand isn't easy. However, there are rumors that Philips will compete in the desktop and notebook memory space, and we may see its official announcement as soon as next week.

Memory prices have soared during the pandemic due to a global semiconductor shortage. However, the situation has improved over the past few months, although DDR5 is still expensive. Philips' entry into the memory race is unlikely to affect pricing, but will give consumers another option in the DDR4 or DDR5 memory kit market.

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