The OCZ Technology Group will be cutting its roots in the memory business as it plans to discontinue all its DRAM products before February 28 (2011). This decision comes due to falling memory revenue and the great growth of the company's solid state drive business.
According to OCZ, out of the $53.2 million in revenue made in the quarter ended November 30th, 2011 (Q3 of fiscal year 2011), no less than $41.5 million (78%) came from SSD sales so it's obvious it wants to focus on the storage segment.
