AMD CEO says continues to explore foundry partnership with Samsung Electronics
- On Wednesday, AMD CEO Lisa Su visited Seoul to explore partnership opportunities with Samsung Electronics in memory and foundry businesses.
- AMD and Samsung Electronics signed a memorandum of understanding in March to expand strategic memory chip partnerships, including potential contract manufacturing for next-generation products.
- During her Seoul visit, Su met with executives at Hynix and Samsung, stating "I think we very much rely on the Korean supply chain" and calling them "key for us to accomplish our broad ambition in data centres."
- Su encouraged memory suppliers to "build faster, as fast as possible," while AMD is "working with our customers to optimise their memory footprint" to satisfy growing computing demand.
- Strong data center demand signals persist across AMD's product portfolio, positioning the company to leverage these Korean partnerships for future computing infrastructure requirements.
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AMD CEO says continues to explore foundry partnership with Samsung Electronics
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