Lisa Su argues that while AMD CPUs could be up to 20% pricier if made in the US, that trade-off is worth it in terms of diversifying the supply chain.

We have to consider resiliency, Su said during a Bloomberg interview after an AI forum in Washington. We learned that in the pandemic. AMD expects the first U.S.-produced chips by the end of the year, ...

At the recent 'Winning the AI Race' summit in Washington, AMD's CEO Dr. Lisa Su confirmed that it's leveraging AI to help ...

The Advanced Micro Devices CEO says the company’s first chips from TSMC’s US facilities are expected by the end of the year.

Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg Television after her appearance at an AI event in Washington, Su highlighted the ...

The global market for AI accelerator chips could grow to over USD 500 billion in the next few years, according to AMD CEO ...

TSMC chips have been a hot commodity this decade, and AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su feels like they're worth a premium price to be made ...

The AMD CEO seems keen on emphasising the importance of AI for the US, just as Huang and Trump are, arguing that schooling ...

America’s AI Action Plan,” unveiled at a Hill & Valley conference, outlined three pillars to secure US dominance in the ...

TSMC, a famously Taiwanese company (it's in the acronym), has set up a manufacturing plant in the United States, and a big ...

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) stock witnessed a tremendous rally in the past three months, rising a remarkable 78% ...