Dataram

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Dataram. is a publicly owned company that is located in Princeton, New Jersey. Their products are mostly based on "high-density RAM" for use in servers and workstations. The company's manufacturing facility is located in Ivyland, Pennsylvania.

Dataram was first established in 1967 and first went public in 1968. They are currently listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol “DRAM”.

History

1967	Dataram was founded, manufactures memory for Digital. 16KB core memory stack
1968	Dataram becomes a public corporation. Trades on the American Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DTM.
1974	Dataram develops memory for DIGITAL PDP 11, the first 16-bit computer.
1976	Dataram produces the 128KB core memory board.
1982	Sun Microsystems Corporation, Compaq Computer Corporation and Silicon Graphics are founded.
1986	Dataram is the FIRST company in the computer industry to offer lifetime warranty on memory upgrades.
1987	Dataram begins shipping memory products for Sun and Apollo workstations.
1989	Hewlett-Packard purchases Apollo Computer. Dataram begins shipping memory for HP/Apollo systems.
1992	Dataram is the FIRST independent memory supplier to design custom ASIC-based memory boards. 128MB memory upgrade
1993	Dataram is the FIRST independent memory supplier to ship 16Mbit DRAM-based memory products.
1996	Dataram produces the 256MB memory module
1997	Dataram ships industry FIRST One-Gigabyte SDRAM-based memory module. Dataram signs licensing agreement with Silicon Graphics.
1998	Dataram signs licensing agreement with Sun Microsystems. Dataram produces the 2GB memory upgrade.
1999	Dataram changes from the American Stock Exchange to NASDAQ and trades under the ticker symbol DRAM. Dataram earns the Highest Number of Intel Advanced Memory Module Qualifications for 1999.
2001	Dataram completes acquisition of Memory Card Technology assets. Dataram ships first 2GB DIMM module in a 8GB memory upgrade for the Sun market. Dataram earns the Highest Number of Intel Advanced Memory Module Qualifications for 2001.
2002	DDR memory modules for Intel market receive validation from Advanced Validation Labs. Dataram first to offer 8GB memory upgrade for IBM p-Series 6302 650 servers
2003	Dataram first with 8GB upgrade for Sun Microsystems SunFire Midframe servers
2004	Dataram installs first 4GB DRR memory module expanding AMD 2-way Opteron platforms to 32GB