About Sandisk
Sandisk makes flash storage, including SSDs, memory cards and USB flash drives. Flash is non-volatile memory that keeps data without power. The company began as SunDisk in 1988, was renamed SanDisk in 1995 and was acquired by Western Digital in 2016. Western Digital spun it off as an independent company, completed on 24 February 2025, when it relisted on Nasdaq. Its headquarters are in Milpitas, California, and David Goeckeler moved from Western Digital to lead it.
Sandisk was founded in 1988 and is based in Milpitas, CA, United States. It is listed under Memory & Storage. Its shares trade as SNDK on NASDAQ.
Compute Technologies
- Custom Silicon
What Sandisk works on
Memory & Storage
Memory and storage hold the data that processors work on. Memory such as DRAM is fast and loses its contents when power is removed. Storage such as flash (NAND) is slower, cheaper per bit and keeps data without power.
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