Boston, MA 05/28/2013 (wallstreetpr) – In Friday’s trading session, Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ:DRAM) rose by 18.84%. It opened at $3.51 per share, touched an intraday high of $4.55 and dropped down to close at $3.51 per share. More than 0.808 million shares were traded in Friday’s trading session. This number stood above the average volume of 0.384 million that was measured over a 30-day period.
Dataram Corporation develops, manufactures and markets large-capacity memory products. These are used in high-performance workstations and network servers. It provides tailor fit memory solutions for numerous original equipment manufacturers. It also provides compatible memory for PC’s that have been manufactured by Hewlett-Packard Company, Sun Microsystems, Inc, International Business Machines Corporation and Dell Corporation. Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ:DRAM) also manufactures a range of memory products. These products are developed for companies such as Advanced Micro Devices, Inc and Intel as well as motherboard-based servers that it sells to channel assemblers and OEMs. Its memory products are sold across the world to numerous distributors, OEMs, end users and value-added resellers. It has only one leased manufacturing facility in the United States with sales offices in Europe, Japan and the United States.
Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ:DRAM) is also involved in developing its XcelaSAN product line. This is an extremely intelligent, storage area network optimization solution. It is designed specifically to deliver substantive application-performance improvement to various applications such as SQL, Oracle, and VMware. Dataram Corporation (NASDAQ:DRAM) competes with companies such as Hewlett Packard, Sun Microsystems, Dell Corporation and Kingston technology amongst others.
