DRAM is an actively managed ETF focused on global memory and storage companies, including businesses involved in DRAM, NAND flash and high-bandwidth memory. It may use stocks and total-return swaps to maintain its targeted exposure. Unlike an index-tracking fund, it selects companies based on their connection to memory products, so its performance reflects this concentrated industry focus.
History and development
Roundhill's DRAM ETF began on April 2, 2026, focusing on memory-related companies serving computing and AI infrastructure. Its thematic scope is narrower than the semiconductor industry as a whole. The long history of DRAM technology should not be confused with the inception of the ETF carrying that ticker.
References: Roundhill: DRAM factsheet
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Compare DRAM with SMH and Micron across the chip industry, a memory-stock group and one memory producer. DRAM and Micron outperforming SMH direct attention to memory-specific leadership.
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Official references: Roundhill: DRAM