AMD CEO Lisa Su Plans Substantial Chip Supply Increase by 2027
· Technology · Economic Times, Bloomberg
AMD CEO Lisa Su announced plans to significantly boost chip supply by 2027 to meet the rising demand for artificial intelligence hardware. During a visit to Taipei, Su confirmed that the company is working with local partners, including Foxconn and TSMC, to expand production capacity for CPUs and GPUs. AMD is also coordinating with memory manufacturers in South Korea, such as Samsung and SK Hynix, to secure necessary components. Su noted that the company is now planning three to five years ahead to ensure it can support the sustained demand for advanced wafer capacity. While she did not confirm specific investment details for Texas, she acknowledged the industry's need for more advanced manufacturing facilities.
Why it matters
The supply expansion is critical for maintaining AMD's competitiveness against Nvidia in the rapidly growing AI processor market. Increased production capacity will help meet the long-term hardware needs of global technology companies.
Read the original report — Economic Times
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