Western Digital plans to break itself up, separating its business making traditional hard drives for computers from its flash-memory business.
The move will effectively unwind Western Digital’s $19 billion acquisition of SanDisk in 2016, which combined Western Digital’s then-slowing disk drive business with SanDisk’s chip-based flash storage technology.
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