Company milestone · 1994-01
Andy Paul, Don Lieberman and John Beekley founded the company as Corsair Microsystems. [1]
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Brand profile
PC components and gaming peripherals brand
Corsair Gaming, Inc., styled CORSAIR, is an American computer peripherals and gaming brand headquartered in Milpitas, California. It was incorporated in California in January 1994 as Corsair Microsystems and has also been known as Corsair Components and Corsair Memory.
Andy Paul, Don Lieberman and John Beekley founded the company, which first made level 2 cache modules for computer manufacturers before moving to DRAM memory modules.
Its products include memory modules, power supplies, cooling systems, keyboards and mice, computer cases and solid-state drives, and it trades on NASDAQ under the ticker CRSR.
The company logo is a set of stylised sails. A crossed-swords logo introduced for the Corsair Gaming peripherals brand in 2014 was dropped in 2015 after customer criticism, in favour of a modernised sails design.
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Brand heritage
One logo record is catalogued. The milestones below are dated separately from it.
Company history from 1994 and the 2014–2015 change from the swords logo back to sails, dated from PCWorld’s June 2015 report. Wikipedia places the swords logo in 2015; the contemporaneous PCWorld report says it was unveiled the previous year. Company and product dates are labelled separately from design changes.
Company milestone · 1994-01
Andy Paul, Don Lieberman and John Beekley founded the company as Corsair Microsystems. [1]
Product milestone · 2002
Corsair began shipping DRAM modules designed for computer enthusiasts who overclock their systems. [1]
Logo milestone · 2014
Corsair launched the Corsair Gaming brand for peripherals with a new logo based on crossed buccaneer swords, used on products such as the K70 and K90 keyboards and the H1500 and H2100 headsets. [2]
Logo milestone · 2015
Corsair dropped the swords logo and returned to its sails logo in a modernised form, which chief executive Andy Paul said would be the logo for everything. PR director Rick Allen said customers had been loyal to the old logo. [2]
Company milestone · 2018-06-27
Corsair announced the acquisition of Elgato Gaming from Elgato Systems. [1]
Company milestone · 2019-07-24
Corsair acquired the custom PC builder Origin PC. [1]
Company milestone · 2024-09-23
Corsair completed its acquisition of the Fanatec product line from Endor AG. [1]
Company milestone · 2025-07
Andy Paul retired and Thi La, the company’s former president, became chief executive. [1]
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Design context
PCWorld reported that the most common complaint about the 2014 swords logo was that it looked like a tribal tattoo.
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2014: Corsair launched the Corsair Gaming brand for peripherals with a new logo based on crossed buccaneer swords, used on products such as the K70 and K90 keyboards and the H1500 and H2100 headsets. 2015: Corsair dropped the swords logo and returned to its sails logo in a modernised form, which chief executive Andy Paul said would be the logo for everything. PR director Rick Allen said customers had been loyal to the old logo. [2]
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SimilarLogo. “Corsair logo record.” Updated 2026-09-08. https://similarlogo.com/brand/corsair/
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