Sandisk Corporation - Common Stock When-Issued (SNDK)

Everyone is watching AI chipmakers, but the real battle may be unfolding in memory, and SK Hynix is leading the charge.

Did Sandisk and SK Hynix just solve the HBM supply crisis?

Future of Memory and Storage Conference (FMS) – Kioxia Corporation, a subsidiary of Kioxia Holdings Corporation (TOKYO: 285A) and Sandisk Corporation (Nasdaq: SNDK) today unveiled their next-generation Quad-Level-Cell (QLC) 3D flash memory technology, which delivers up to 60% increase in bit density compared to their 8th-generation, surpassing 37 Gb/mm² and setting the industry benchmark1 for bit density, performance and power efficiency.

Sandisk's share price has fallen dramatically from its June highs, even as its business remains strong.

The bigger the gains, the harder the fall.

Sandisk Corporation (Nasdaq: SNDK) and SK hynix Inc. today announced the release of the HBF™ (High Bandwidth Flash) technical specification through the Open Compute Project (OCP), advancing the workstream to drive HBF standardization for the AI inference era, just six months after the consortium began work in February.

Two storage stocks surged together last week. Their paths back to record highs are nothing alike.

Lam Research gets a nice chunk of its revenue from sales of memory manufacturing equipment, and that's great news for its future.

Everyone is chasing AI chips, but the biggest investing opportunity may be hiding in the memory shortage powering the entire AI revolution.

The semiconductor and memory stock crash is taking a sledgehammer to the Nasdaq Composite.

AI predictions hurt Sandisk this week -- but all of a sudden, a new theory has investors excited again.

The sell-off is treating four very different businesses as one trade. Sorting them apart is where the opportunity is.

Sandisk can deliver impressive gains over the next couple of years due to strong NAND flash pricing.

Sandisk stock is still up massively over the last year, but it's now down 55% from its high.