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Sandisk Dips Premarket on Market Weakness, But Multi-Year AI Storage Outlook Remains Intact

BenzingaAnusuya Lahiri

Sandisk stock slips premarket despite strong AI inference demand as management highlights long-term cloud agreements and robust technical trendlines.

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