Between Sandisk and Pure Storage, most Wall Street analysts see the latter as the more attractive stock at current prices.

Sandisk (SNDK) remains a strong buy, driven by surging NAND demand from AI, constrained supply, and robust pricing momentum.

Artificial intelligence causes memory problems, and we’re not talking about relying on bots to do your homework. The AI gold rush has created a brand new shortage in computer memory infrastructure, ...

Sandisk has evolved since its spin-off from Western Digital in February 2025. The flash memory maker is beating its own guidance and putting up strong numbers. Looking beyond its traditional markets, ...

This high-flying chip stock is poised to deliver further gains over the next three years.

SanDisk reports earnings tomorrow with analyst consensus of $2.68B revenue and $3.31 EPS. AI-driven NAND demand pushed revenue up 22.6% last quarter with EPS beating consensus by 110%. Follow 24/7 ...

SanDisk (SNDK) surged 1,250% and Western Digital (WDC) rose 400% over the past year. Hyperscalers are investing $400B this year on AI hardware. Western Digital beat Q3 EPS estimates by 13% and revenue ...

Short interest in Sandisk (SNDK) has risen steadily in recent months even as the stock has rallied sharply, pushing the risk of a short squeeze to “extreme” levels, Bloomberg reported, citing data ...

Sandisk is certainly making the argument for the hottest tech stock to pursue in 2026, with SNDK currently boasting a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) based on the blazing trend of rising EPS revisions.

Analysts say Sandisk’s products may be “sold out for years” due to a widening gulf between supply and demand.

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