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6/26/2012 12:10 PM ET

SanDisk Corp. (SNDK: Quote) said Tuesday that it has acquired enterprise storage software maker Schooner Information Technology, Inc.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed

SanDisk said Schooner's products complement its growing portfolio of enterprise solid state disk and flash-optimized software offerings that enable customers to accelerate the performance of data-intensive applications and reduce overall cost of ownership.

Schooner's team of database and flash optimization experts have joined SanDisk's Enterprise Storage Solutions team. Schooner's products will be optimized for SanDisk's enterprise solid state disk portfolio as well as for enterprise solid state disks from third parties.

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