SanDisk (Western Digital)

SanDisk is a brand and division of Western Digital Corporation, a leading provider of data storage solutions. SanDisk, founded in 1988, was a pioneer in the development of flash memory technology and became widely known for its solid-state drives (SSDs), USB flash drives, memory cards, and other flash-based storage products.

In 2016, Western Digital acquired SanDisk, incorporating it into its family of brands. As a result, SanDisk products now fall under the Western Digital portfolio.

SanDisk's storage solutions cater to various sectors, including consumer electronics, mobile devices, computing, photography, and enterprise storage. Their product range includes SSDs for laptops and desktops, memory cards for cameras and mobile devices, USB flash drives, portable SSDs, and embedded storage solutions.

SanDisk is renowned for its high-quality storage products, offering reliable performance, durability, and compatibility across a wide range of devices. Their products are designed to meet the demands of data-intensive applications, such as high-resolution photography, 4K video recording, gaming, and enterprise data storage.

With the integration into Western Digital, SanDisk benefits from the broader resources and expertise of the larger company, allowing for continued innovation and advancements in flash memory technology.