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Rumour Mill : Seagate Wants To Buy Flash Manufacturer Sandisk

Rumour Mill : Seagate Wants To Buy Flash Manufacturer Sandisk

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The world's largest hard disk manufacturer Seagate is apparently planning to take over Sandisk, a specialist in Flash storage or SSDs, in a bid to get a foothold in an explosive market. EETimes wrote that this was the most talked-about rumour at the Flash Memory Summit, a rumour that has served to boost Sandisk's share price by nearly 10 percent yesterday afternoon. But Seagate's core properties are not being threatened by SSD technology since Solid state devices still...



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