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A preview of the AMD earnings prediction market anticipates key announcements from CEO Lisa Su. Investors are keenly awaiting her statements regarding the company's performance and future outlook.
An analysis highlights the substantial increase in value of a $10,000 investment in AMD since Lisa Su became CEO, reflecting the company's significant growth under her leadership.
AMD CEO Lisa Su reportedly received a 'C' in Chinese handwriting as a child, a detail her parents never let go of, even after her admission to MIT.
Forbes has published a collection of quotes attributed to Lisa Su.
AMD CEO Lisa Su advised graduates entering the AI-driven job market to prioritize purpose, judgment, and problem-solving over simply learning AI tools. She emphasized that employers need individuals who can determine AI's application, not just operate it.
An analysis compares the understated approach of AMD CEO Lisa Su with the more flamboyant style of Nvidia's Jensen Huang during their engagements in China.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shareholders have backed the company's board, as CEO Lisa Su highlighted the significant growth opportunities in artificial intelligence.
AMD CEO Lisa Su attributed a massive forecast change to growing demand for central processing units, leading to a 15% surge in the company's stock following strong first-quarter earnings.
The European Union regulator has given its backing to Sanofi's injectable version of a blood cancer drug, specifically recommending approval for the subcutaneous version of Scarlisa (isatuximab).
SK hynix, the world’s second-largest memory chip maker, is stepping up plans to list on the US market via American Depositary Receipts or ADRs, as it looks to close a persistent valuation gap with global semiconductor peers despite strong AI-driven earnings. SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won confirmed Monday that the company is actively reviewing an ADR issuance, signaling a more concrete move beyond earlier disclosures. In a regulatory filing in December, SK hynix said it was considering various s
AMD CEO Lisa Su is reportedly scheduled to meet with the chief of Samsung in South Korea, indicating potential strategic discussions.
AMD's stock saw a jump today, coinciding with CEO Lisa Su's remarks that she doesn't believe AI will 'replace everything,' offering a perspective on the technology's long-term role.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is reportedly on track to surpass CEO Lisa Su's ambitious $100 billion revenue prediction two years earlier than anticipated.
Finnish telecommunications company Elisa agreed to cancel unnecessary and overpriced orders for an elderly customer, Jaana Viskari's mother, only after a social media post brought attention to the issue.
AMD CEO Lisa Su revealed that she fell in love with computer chips thanks to an accidental part-time job, stating that 'careers are very much by chance.' Her anecdote highlights the serendipitous path that led her to a prominent role in the semiconductor industry.
AMD CEO Lisa Su delivered a notable message regarding career opportunities and developments within the field of artificial intelligence.
AMD CEO Lisa Su credits a pivotal piece of advice from her IBM days – 'run toward problems' – for shaping her leadership.
AMD CEO Lisa Su stated that China possesses the world's most dynamic and vibrant artificial intelligence ecosystem. Her remarks highlight China's growing innovation boom and its continued attraction for foreign technology firms.
AMD CEO Lisa Su stated that central processing units (CPUs) are expected to match graphics processing units (GPUs) in a 1-to-1 ratio during the next phase of artificial intelligence development. This prediction highlights a significant shift in AI hardware architecture.
AMD stock investors have received encouraging news from CEO Lisa Su, with indications that further positive developments may be on the horizon.
South Korea’s presidential office and Advanced Micro Devices Chief Executive Lisa Su agreed to expand cooperation to bring artificial intelligence into regional industries, as Seoul steps up efforts…
AMD CEO Lisa Su is scheduled to visit a Samsung chip plant in South Korea to discuss expanding ties and potential collaborations between the two companies.
Lisa Su, the head of Advanced Micro Devices Inc., is expected to visit South Korea next week and meet with local conglomerate executives, industry sources said Wednesday. The chief executive officer of the US chip giant may arrive in South Korea next Wednesday, in what would be her first trip to the country since taking the position in 2014, the sources said. During her visit, Su is expected to meet with Choi Soo-yeon, the CEO of the country's largest local portal operator, Naver. A meeting with
AMD CEO Lisa Su stated that the company is 'seeing the returns' from strong AI demand and increased spending by hyperscalers.
A prediction suggests that Lisa Su, CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), will deliver favorable news for investors on August 4.
Traders are placing significant bets on Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, believing her company is poised to challenge Nvidia's leading position in the data center market.
AMD CEO Lisa Su has highlighted specific career skills that, according to her, artificial intelligence is currently unable to replace, emphasizing their continued importance in the workforce.
AMD CEO Lisa Su delivered a commencement speech, telling graduates that artificial intelligence will not determine the future, but rather people will.
A meeting between AMD CEO Lisa Su and Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng has raised hopes for a potential easing of US chip export policies, which could allow for increased sales of high-end AI semiconductors to China.
An interview with writer and editor Lisa Suhair Majaj, discussing her life in Latsia with her cats and memories of her late husband, a Greek Cypriot professor.
AMD CEO Lisa Su hosted Howard Lutnick, with the Commerce Department emphasizing the 'Gold Standard' of the American tech stack, a dialogue appreciated by Su.
Samsung Electronics has announced plans to begin producing chips for Tesla vehicles, with production slated to commence in late 2027.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, and AMD CEO Lisa Su. Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for Village Global; Tsai Hsin-Han/Reuters; Kimberly White/Getty Images for Wired Although…
Prominent tech executives, including Tim Cook, Jensen Huang, and Lisa Su, were reportedly cautioned about a potential move by China on Taiwan by the year 2027.