Launched in 1988, GoldenRAM helped pioneer the 3rd party RAM industry. The company started by offering a 1-megabyte memory module designed to work in Compaq's first 32-bit computer system. Then as data centers continued to grow more in demand, the company continued to be a top distributor for all data center upgrades. Within seven years, the company had reached $178 million in annual sales and founder, Chris Zomaya, was named America's Entrepreneur of the Yeay by EY (Ernst & Young). Having growing in 13 countries with 5 office across the United States.