In case you somehow managed to miss it, the Kingston HyperX division was focused on gaming headsets, keyboards, mice, and other peripherals, as well as PSUs, and probably had a big chunk of the gaming market.

Kingston is set to remain focused on the memory, flash, and SSD market, and we expect a new gaming-oriented Kingston brand to emerge when the deal is finalized.

On the other hand, this will give HP a strong presence in that market, and give its OMEN brand a decent push, bringing more products to the ecosystem.

Hopefully, this will not impact the HyperX division in any way, other than giving them a bigger budget and even increase its presence on the market.