Western Digital
Western Digital Corporation, doing business as WD, is an American data storage company headquartered in San Jose, California. Established in 1970, the company is one of the world's largest manufacturers of hard disk drives (HDDs).
Beyond's analysis on Western Digital
- — Micron’s strong earnings validate high valuations, driving gains in Sandisk, Western Digital and other memory stocks
- — Western Digital’s stock surge highlights investor confidence in storage pricing power amid shifting technology demand
- — Western Digital's $600 price target signals bullish sentiment for data storage and could lift sector valuations
Recent news mentioning Western Digital
- — Western Digital Director Sold $2.5 Million After a Fourfold-Plus Run. Is AI Storage Momentum Peaking?
- — Western Digital Just Dropped 13% in a Month. Is It Time to Sell?
- — Micron Lags Despite NVIDIA’s $279B Memory Commitment; Western Digital Drops 4%, SK Hynix Ticks Up
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- — Western Digital vs. Seagate Technology: Which Data Storage Stock Is the Better Buy?
- — Memory Stocks Slide on Report Apple May Source Chinese Chips: SanDisk Down 9%, Micron and Western Digital Down 7%
- — Super Micro Computer and Western Digital: Analyzing Recent Revenue Trends and Business Scale
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- — WSJ Report Sends Memory Stocks Down. SanDisk Down 9%, Micron Down 7%, Western Digital Down 5%
- — Micron Technology Falls 5%, SanDisk Sinks 6%, Western Digital Drops 7% as Higher Rates Test the Memory Boom
- — Why Western Digital Stock Popped Today