All-flash storage array vendor #PureStorage shows sales growth and trimmed its losses during its third fiscal quarter 2017 customers look to its flash storage products as a cost-effective way to keep their data. Shares of Pure Storage closed at $13.95 on Wednesday, following the earnings announcement. The stock has been as high as $18.39 and as low as $9.62 in the last 52 weeks.  Pure Storage CEO Scott Dietzen, in his prepared remarks for the company's investor conference call, said his company is doing well as customers try to make sense of big data and require new ways to increase the bandwidth needed to access it.
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