Samsung, Toshiba Queue Up To Buy Solid State Memory Specialist Sandisk
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Samsung, the largest NAND Flash memory supplier around, publicly come forth with a USD26 per share offer for Solid State memory specialist Sandisk, valuing the company at around USD 5.85 billion. Sandisk has already said no to the offer saying that Samsung “significantly undervalues SanDisk given the long-term prospects of its business”. Toshiba and Seagate have also expressed their interest in the memory pioneer and it wouldn't be surprising that the...
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