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      <title>Sandisk (SNDK) Q4 FY2026: Cost of Revenue Fell While Revenue Rose 372%</title>
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      <description>Sandisk closed Wednesday at $1,350.50, down 5.4% on the session, then traded down toward $1,257 after the fiscal fourth quarter release. The stock is up roughly 490% year to date and has been the best performer in the S&amp;amp;P 500 in 2026. Its fifty-two week range runs from $40.53 to $2,354.39, the high set on June 22. Market capitalization sits near $200 billion on 148.1 million shares outstanding, with a beta of 4.</description>
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      <title>Samsung&#39;s 1,814% Profit Jump, Kioxia&#39;s 30x, and a Memory Sector That Sold Off Anyway</title>
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      <description>Samsung reported second-quarter revenue of roughly $118.1 billion, up 130% year over year and a shade under the $118.9 billion consensus, alongside operating profit of about $61.46 billion, up 1,814% against a $60.68 billion estimate. Revenue missed. Profit did not. The distance between those two facts is the entire memory cycle compressed into a single print: sales slightly more than doubled while operating income went up eighteen-fold, which is only arithmetically possible when the incremental bit sells at a price the cost base was never built to justify.</description>
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      <title>Inverse DRAM ETF Launch, Stalled AI Code Security, and the Data Center Staffing Squeeze</title>
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      <description>Roughly 180 items crossed the wire in the last twenty-four hours. Strip out the translated duplicates, the earnings-date notifications, the investor-conference attendance notices, and the vendor testimonial campaigns, and perhaps a dozen carry actual information. Those dozen cluster around three themes: the memory cycle acquiring a short side, the physical limits of data center expansion, and the widening distance between how capable AI systems have become and how safe their output is.</description>
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