Sandisk Company

SanDisk Corporation is the world's largest flash data storage card products supplier.

 

The non-volatile memory technology company by a leading international authority, Dr. Harari Eli was founded in 1988. November 1995, SanDisk became a publicly traded company, its NASDAQ ticker symbol SNDK. In 2004, SanDisk's revenue reached 1.8 billion.

 

Currently, the company has worldwide more than 3,000 employees. Headquartered in California, Milpitas. SanDisk products are now being adopted more than 125,000 retail outlets worldwide, including in the Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan) of the 23,000 retail stores.

 

SanDisk Asia-Pacific regional headquarters in Hong Kong. SanDisk is also in Shanghai, Taipei and Seoul, with sales offices, and through original equipment manufacturers (OEM) channels and include China, China Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines, including many Asian countries and regions distributors and retail networks to sell their products.

 

SanDisk end of 2006 in Shanghai, China set up its first manufacturing plant, using the most advanced manufacturing technology to produce industry-leading products.

 

SanDisk designs, develops, manufactures and markets a variety of electronic systems used in flash memory card products. Flash memory card allows data to a compact, removable format.

 

SanDisk's flash card products help drive digital cameras, multimedia mobile phones, USB flash drives and other digital consumer devices such as mass-market sales. SanDisk owns a number of U.S. and other countries 350 patents, and the company licensing the technology to several companies.