SanDisk is putting its poor first and second quarter results behind it, as the flash storage supplier returns to selling stuff customers want and starts growing revenues and profits again. A total of $1.27bn in revenue came in in SanDisk's third calendar 2012 quarter, with net income of $77m. Comparing it with the year-ago …

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Friday 19th October 2012 18:04 GMT Gene Cash

U3

Sandisk... aren't they the dickheads that put that U3 shit on USB sticks? Where you need a real Windows PC (virtual one won't do) to get rid of it? Or has that changed?

Fuck 'em. I hope they drown.

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1. Saturday 20th October 2012 12:09 GMT jonathanb
  
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  They were, but they don't do it any more.
  
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Friday 19th October 2012 19:23 GMT Azzy

Wait, ReRAM needs EUV litho?

Did that claim surprise anyone else?

That would seem to be a pretty big barrier to ReRAM adoption, considering that EUV lithography has been "a few years away" for close to a decade now, and doesn't seem to be moving any closer to production...

Re: U3, they saw the light in 2009 and dropped it.

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Monday 22nd October 2012 15:05 GMT AJames

The Extreme SSD fiascao

Not to mention that SanDisk is the company that continued to sell their defective Extreme SSD product (broken TRIM support) to customers for the last several months while maintaining complete silence about the issue.

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