Corsair

Gaming

gaming peripherals and PC components brand

Website

About Corsair

Corsair Gaming was founded in 1994 by Andy Paul, Don Lieberman, and John Beekley. Headquartered in Milpitas, California. Started with cache memory, expanded to DRAM, PSUs, cases, peripherals, and streaming equipment. Went public on NASDAQ in 2020.

The Corsair Logo

Corsair's logo features stylized sails evoking the pirate/corsair ship heritage. Earlier versions had skull-and-crossbones imagery. The evolution to minimal sails reflects mainstream gaming brand transition.

Logo style:Yellow sail/pirate sails

Quick Facts

Originally made cache memory modules for overclocking

"Corsair" refers to a pirate or privateer

Acquired Elgato for streaming equipment dominance

Briefly sold USB drives shaped like rubber ducks

What Does Corsair Do?

Corsair operates in the gaming and interactive entertainment industry and is accessible at corsair.com. The company is recognized as gaming peripherals and PC components brand. Corsair's brand identity is built around its distinctive logo — yellow sail/pirate sails — which has become widely recognized across the gaming sector.

As part of the broader gaming landscape, Corsair competes alongside other well-known brands in the space. The company's logo serves as its primary visual identifier and is designed to work effectively across all digital and physical touchpoints — from mobile app icons and website favicons to marketing materials and product packaging.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Corsair logo look like?

The Corsair logo is described as yellow sail/pirate sails. It is a symbol-only logo that does not include the company name text, making it a strong standalone visual mark.

What category does Corsair belong to?

Corsair is categorized under Gaming in our logo quiz. The gaming and interactive entertainment sector includes many well-known brands with distinctive visual identities.