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SanDisk rebrands for a “Mindset of Motion”

GEEK STAFF
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December 18, 2024

SanDisk has revealed a new corporate branding and creative direction, marking its return as an independent flash memory and storage technology innovator. The rebranding emphasizes a “Mindset of Motion,” reflecting the company’s focus on enabling progress and empowering individuals and businesses through data solutions.

The updated SanDisk logo features clean lines and a minimalist design, symbolizing the speed and efficiency of flash technology. The iconic open “D” letterform is paired with a pixelated “S,” representing collaboration and partnership in shaping the future of technology.

SanDisk’s new brand identity aims to capture the potential of data in driving aspirations and possibilities. The company’s commitment to innovation and customer-centric solutions is at the forefront of this rebranding effort.

The rebranding is expected to be fully rolled out in early 2025, coinciding with SanDisk’s relaunch as a standalone company.

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