AMD plans to substantially increase supply in 2027, CEO says
Lisa Su said AMD is working with partners to secure memory and wafer capacity as it targets higher CPU and GPU output.
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Memory chips are currently scarce worldwide. The US semiconductor manufacturer AMD wants to ensure the supply and expands its production.
AMD plans to substantially increase supply in 2027, CEO says
AMD will significantly expand its chip manufacturing capacity in 2027 to meet the explosive demand for artificial intelligence, announced Lisa Su, the company's CEO, during a visit to Taiwan.
Strong demand for artificial intelligence is challenging AMD's chip supply. CEO Lisa Su announced that the company will significantly increase its CPU and GPU supply in 2027 and is working with suppliers, primarily TSMC and Foxconn, to expand capacity.
AMD announced it will increase its Taiwan supply chain investment beyond the $10 billion pledged in May. CEO Lisa Su says demand for CPUs and GPUs continues to exceed supply.
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