Samsung, the world’s largest manufacturer of NAND and DRAM memory chips, is looking into acquiring flash memory giant Sandisk, although, as of yet, both companies in question have declined to comment on the rumour. At the moment, Samsung currently supply memory chips to Sandisk, and with Sandisk’s stock price dropping from $56, down to $13, per share, in comparison to this time last year, the potential acquistion makes perfect sense
Samsung thinks about acquiring Sandisk
September 13th, 2008 · Source [Engadget mobile] · No Comments
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