SanDisk Celebrates NASDAQ Listing
Western Digital enters separation pact with Sandisk
On February 21, 2025, Western Digital ( WDC) Corporation entered into definitive agreements with Sandisk Corporation a then-wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The definitive agreements were entered into in connection with the Company’s previously announced plan to separate its flash business from its remaining hard disk drive business,
Sandisk Celebrates Nasdaq Listing After Completing Separation from Western Digital
Sandisk Corporation, a global Flash and advanced memory technology innovator, today announced that the company has completed its separation from Western Digital and is now an independent public company set to begin trading today on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker symbol "SNDK.
The SanDisk Ultra works without a hitch on Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch, and it's also one of the most reliable and popular ...
Sandisk has unveiled High Bandwidth Flash (HBF) for AI workloads which will have a major impact on the $100 billion HBM ...
I know you need some extra storage space. Why? Because everyone can always use more storage space! And right now, this ...
Western Digital Corporation (NASDAQ: WDC) shares are trading lower Monday after the company announced the completion of its ...
SanDisk Corporation officially began trading as an independent public company on Monday following its separation from Western Digital (NASDAQ:WDC).
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At its recent Sandisk 2.0 investor day session, the flash storage giant unveiled a series of new SSDs, including a 128TB data ...
SanDisk separating from WDC, shows next generation storage capacity announcements, predicts undersupply by 2H 2025 and announces up to 128TB data center QLC SSDs.
Among the things that Sandisk discussed last week at its Investor Day were upcoming UltraQLC-based 1PB (1 petabyte) ...
SanDisk, the flash storage division of Western Digital, unveiled a pair of new SSD platforms at an investor event last week.
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