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Almost 62 percent of smartphone users in India run out of space every three months: Report

Almost 64 percent said they had lost a precious photo or video from their smartphone as a result of files not being backed up.

SanDisk unveils prototype of world's smallest 1 TB flash drive at CES 2018

The USB-C flash drive by SanDisk is not the first 1 TB flash drive but the smallest 1 TB flash drive manufactured yet.

SanDisk is the most favoured vendor for flash memory in India with 51 percent market share

In Micro SD segment as well, SanDisk remained the top contributor with 38 percent market share .

Toshiba disputes Western Digital CEO claims on memory chip unit investment talks

Because of the impasse over the terms, Western Digital does not believe it will take part in a coming round of investment in Toshiba’s Fab 6 chip factory.

Toshiba signs $18 billion deal to sell its chip unit to a consortium lead by Bain Capital

Japan’s Toshiba Corp said on Thursday it had signed an $18 billion deal to sell its chip unit to a consortium led by Bain Capital LP.

SK Hynix board approves its participation in Bain Capital-led consortium to buy Toshiba's memory chip unit

The Bain-led consortium will hold 49.9 percent of the voting rights in the chip unit, while Toshiba will hold 40.2 percent.

Western Digital to seek an injunction for blocking Toshiba's memory chip business sale

Western Digital's actions come after Toshiba's decision to sell the unit to a consortium led by Bain Capital LP and South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix.

SanDisk Dual Drive series for Android users announced, prices start from Rs 700 for the 16 GB variant

The Sandisk Dual Drive allow the same storage drive to be used as a regular USB 3.0-based drive as well as a direct micro USB based Android OTG pen drive.

SanDisk announces world's highest capacity microSD card of 400 GB, can fit 40 hours of Full HD videos

SanDisk has announced the world's highest capacity microSD card with a memory space of 400 GB.

Toshiba to miss its own 31 August deadline for $17.3 billion chipset deal, could be delisted

Toshiba executives have been trying to sign a deal by the end of August because antitrust reviews by governments like China could last more than six months.