Flash memory giants SanDisk has just introduced the new Ultra II SSD, featuring new X3 NAND flash and nCache 2.0 technologies for better endurance and performance.

SanDisk has just introduced the new Cruzer U USB flash drive for students. Available in bright, bold colors, the drives also features SanDisk' SecureAccess utility for added security.

SanDisk has just announced that it has acquired Fusion-io for US$1.1 billion in cash. The move signals SanDisk's determination to battle in the tightly-contested enterprise and flash data center market.

Engineered for gamers, PC enthusiasts, and media professionals who run graphics-intensive applications, the Extreme Pro SSD boasts sequential read speeds of 550MBps and write speeds of up to 520MBps, and features SanDisk's nCache Pro technology to optimize speed and endurance for heavy workloads.

Toshiba, in collaboration with SanDisk, have announced that they will begin production of 15nm NAND chips at the end of April. The new high density flash chips will enable higher storage mobile devices.

The SanDisk Extreme Pro SDHC/SDXC UHS-II card offers up to 250MBps write speeds for continuous burst mode shooting and transfer speeds of up to 280MBps for maximum workflow efficiency.

SanDisk has announced that its new ULLtraDIMM memory storage solution is now shipping for qualification with select enterprise servers, and some analysts believe it could be "game-changing".

Cable-free media sharing! SanDisk's wireless drives - the Connect Flash Drive and Connect Media Drive will be available in Singapore by the end of March.

Smaller than the size of a fingernail, the new 128GB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I memory card is designed for Android smartphones and tablets, and delivers double the speed of ordinary microSD memory cards.

SanDisk has announced its Ultra Dual USB Drive that houses both a micro-USB and a USB 2.0 connector, and its Extreme Pro USB 3.0 flash drive which offers professional-grade performance with speeds up to 60 times faster than standard USB 2.0 drives.