We recently published 10 Stocks With Eye-Popping Double-Digit Gains; 4 Hit All-Time Highs. Western Digital Corp. (NASDAQ:WDC) was one of the top performers on Tuesday. Western Digital rallied to a new ...

Micron stock is up today -- but Western Digital stock is up twice as much. Investors are betting high DRAM prices might lead to more demand for HDD memory. According to CNBC, computer memory prices, ...

In context: SanDisk is phasing out Western Digital's familiar Blue and WD Black SSD lines, marking the first major product reshuffle since Western Digital's storage business split into two companies.

In late 2023, storage company Western Digital announced plans to split itself into two companies. One, which would still be called Western Digital, would focus on spinning hard drives, which are no ...

The Optimus family will be segmented into three lines: elite-performing Optimus GX Pro SSDs, gaming-oriented Optimus GX drives, and Optimus SSDs. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, ...

Western Digital (WDC) has quietly turned into one of the stronger rebound stories in tech, with the stock up about 30% over the past month and more than 190% year to date. See our latest analysis for ...

Western Digital Corporation is a critical enabler of the AI infrastructure boom, powering data storage for top AI players. WDC delivered Q1 2026 revenue growth of 27% and gross margins in the mid-40s, ...

Thanks to an exceptional improvement in NAND flash tech, the SN5100 is leaps and bounds superior to its predecessor. For those not following SSD development, though, this drive is wickedly quick for a ...

Sandisk will replace Interpublic Group in the S&P 500 index before the start of trading on Nov. 28. Western Digital bought Sandisk in 2016 and spun it out in February. Omnicom received European ...

Western Digital, which employs 250 people at its Rochester facility, opened its expanded System Integration and Test Lab this week at the former IBM campus. Western Digital, which employs 250 people ...

Momentum investing revolves around the idea of following a stock's recent trend in either direction. In "long context," investors will be essentially be "buying high, but hoping to sell even higher." ...