Sandisk Korea held a press event in Seoul to discuss the company's Optimus series SSDs and 2026 World Cup co-branded products. The head of Sandisk Korea stated that consumer product supply volume remains unchanged annually.
Consumer allocation stays stable
Other manufacturers are exiting the market, which is causing supply shortages and pushing NAND flash prices up. Consumers are adapting by purchasing lower-capacity memory. Sandisk reserves 10 to 20 percent of its wafers for consumer products.
Despite high prices, extreme shortages that prevent essential PC builds are unlikely, according to Sandisk Korea. The company's allocation for consumer products is stable.
The information comes from a report by ETNEWS. Sandisk has not confirmed any changes to its supply plans.
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