AMD's Lisa Su to visit S. Korea next week, may meet with Samsung chief

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

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Why this matters

This visit is significant as it occurs amidst an intense global competition for AI memory chips, a critical component for artificial intelligence development. Potential collaborations or discussions between AMD and Samsung could influence the future landscape of the semiconductor industry.

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AMD CEO Lisa Su is expected to visit South Korea next week
The visit may include a meeting with the Samsung chief
The visit is significant due to the race for AI memory chips

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Lisa Su is the head of Advanced Micro Devices Inc.

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Lisa Su may meet with local conglomerate executives in South Korea.

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The meeting between AMD CEO and Samsung chief is amid the race for AI memory chips.

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