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AMD’s Taiwan Capacity Push: Why Lisa Su Is Locking In the Supply Chain for the Next AI Cycle

· Source: tspasemiconductor.substack.com

In short

AMD is shifting its supply chain strategy to longer-term planning of three to five years, in response to accelerating demand for its EPYC CPUs and Instinct GPUs, driven by AI infrastructure expansion. CEO Lisa Su's recent visit to Taiwan emphasized deepening partnerships with key players like TSMC and Foxconn to secure capacity beyond chip supply, encompassing the entire AI system manufacturing ecosystem.

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Tags: semiconductor, capacity, AI, supply chain, Taiwan, AMD

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