SanDisk sees 2012 as inflection point for SSDs

Posted on Thursday, January 26 2012 @ 22:33 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
X-bit Labs reports SanDisk sees 2012 as the inflection point for its solid state disks:
SanDisk Corp., a leading supplier of NAND flash-based products, believes that this year the demand for solid-state drives (SSDs) will start to grow rapidly as a result of lowering prices, better user experienced and maturity of technology. Even now SanDisk considers its consumer and enterprise SSD businesses a success, going forward the company expects further growth.

"We expect 2012 to mark the inflection point of SSD growth for SanDisk, with both the enterprise in client markets becoming strong contributors to our revenue growth in 2012 and beyond," said Sanjay Mehrota, chief executive officer and president of SanDisk, during the latest conference call with financial analysts.


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