SanDisk is a mainstay of the storage world thanks to its memory cards and solid-state drives, but you might not see its name for much longer: Bloomberg sources hear that SanDisk is exploring the possibility of selling itself off.
The company is reportedly talking to both Micron and Western Digital about a potential deal, although there’s no guarantee that anything will happen. You shouldn’t expect an acquisition in the immediate future, at any rate.
The news also comes as Dell bought EMC this week in the biggest technology acquisition of all time: £44 billion.
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