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Sandisk’s modeled fair value has shifted from US$2,173.00 to US$2,105.29, pointing to a modestly lower price target in the latest update.

Multiyear customer contracts and aggressive buybacks reveal how Sandisk is converting AI-driven demand into shareholder returns.

Does the flash memory company look like the split stocks that kept climbing?

Sandisk just posted its biggest quarter yet, but what it said about everyday buyers points to a bigger shift in storage.

Key TakeawaysSandisk fell 12% today despite record results and higher guidance. Intel and Amazon also sank after their reports, which raised questions about PC demand and AI spending.

Investing.com -- SanDisk shares fell more than 11% following warnings from competitor Kioxia that the surge in NAND flash memory prices may be ending, alongside weak Intel guidance and broader concerns about the AI trade.

Investors got all they wanted and more. It still wasn't enough.

Data center revenue surged 61% sequentially as AI demand reshapes memory markets.