Marth sells SNDK 48.8: The previous reading was 19.01 million, and it was the third lowest level of the year.

The past few readings over the summer are the highest within the past 52 weeks. The previous level was 117.35 million. The August 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures. On the broad scope, short sellers appear to have mixed feelings on these semiconductor stocks. Chip makers with a solid position in the mobile space continue to advance.


Dia:
SanDisk is well-positioned to grab the opportunity with its upcoming and existing SSD solutions, which are not only competitive but also cost effective.

Leanna:
In order to achieve this, in the second quarter it has introduced a 15 nanometer based 2 terabyte SATA SSD.

Nakisha:
Despite the advent of PCIe SSDs, the company wants to remain equally competitive in the SATA market as before.

Diedra:
However, with PCIe SSDs offering much higher speed at a much lower cost, the prevailing market trend is bound to change from 2016 onwards.

Arica:
Earlier the company anticipated that revenue growth will be softer in enterprise SSDs with low-end SATA-based enterprise-grade SSDs becoming popular.

Teresa:
Revenue declined primarily due to lower than expected demand in the enterprise market and supply bottlenecks as a result of rebuilding inventory.

Ermelinda:
Although SanDisk will not get the first-mover advantage here, it will certainly emerge as a strong player in the NVMe space with its array of enterprise flash hardware and software solutions.

Jillian:
The enterprise PCIe market is expected to witness significant expansion in the next three years or so with the introduction of NVMe (non-volatile memory express) infrastructure.

Shenika:
The software will further boost the performance of Fusion ioMemory PCIe application accelerators.

Sanda:
SanDisk recently launched FlashSoft caching software which helps reduce storage latency of flash storage in servers.

Sandisk Corp. (NASDAQ:SNDK)
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