Sandisk stock surged by up to 25% on Tuesday, marking its best day since February and hitting a record high, following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huangs comments at CES about the massive need for memory and storage in AI. The shares have seen a significant increase, climbing over 40% in the first three trading sessions of 2026 and a massive 1050% since their low in April 2022. Sandisk led the S&P 500 that day, with rivals like Western Digital and Seagate also posting double-digit gains. Huang described storage as an unserved market that could become the worlds largest as it holds the working memory for all of AI. Tight supplies and soaring memory prices, driven by AI training demands, are fueling this rally across the sector. Analysts at Bank of America see Sandisk and others as prime winners from AI inferencing and edge computing in 2026, with data storage needs skyrocketing for everything from drones to surveillance. Experts predict this is just the start of a new wave in AI hardware spending, shifting from model training to real-world use. Checkout Solipillow.com

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