AMD Vows to Massively Increase AI Chip Supply in 2027 as Demand Surges
AMD plans to boost chip supply in 2027 as Lisa Su seeks more advanced manufacturing and packaging capacity from TSMC and other partners.
- AMD Chair and CEO Lisa Su arrived in Taipei on Tuesday for a two-day visit to coordinate with key supply chain partners, including TSMC, to secure capacity for upcoming AI chip production.
- Surging global demand for AI and data center technology has tightened manufacturing capacity, prompting Su to hold closed-door meetings with suppliers to review critical delivery schedules for this year and 2027.
- Market sources report that AMD's latest EPYC processor, codenamed "Venice," has entered mass production using TSMC's 2-nanometer process, with production capacity already fully booked for a 2027 launch.
- Su confirmed plans to "substantially increase" supply in 2027, though analysts warn this prioritization of data center chips may leave consumer products like Radeon GPUs and Ryzen CPUs with constrained supply.
- On Thursday, Su will travel to South Korea to meet memory and semiconductor foundry companies, securing high-bandwidth memory supplies for AI products while advancing industry safety cooperation.
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AMD vows to massively increase AI chip supply in 2027 as demand surges
The purpose of Su's visit to Taiwan is to meet with local partners and get on the same page with regard to the supply chain as it pertains to CPU and GPU production. According to Reuters, she has already met with Foxconn and plans to do the same with TSMC...Read Entire Article
(Shanghai=Yonhap News) Correspondent Cha Byeong-seop = Lisa Su, Chair and CEO of AMD, a U.S. semiconductor company considered a competitor to Nvidia, is visiting Korea...
AMD CEO Lisa Su announced on Tuesday in Taipei that the 2027 chip offer will be expanded significantly, but demand will continue to exceed delivery volumes. Whether buyers benefit from Ryzen CPUs and Radeon graphics cards left them open.
AMD is producing more and more powerful and modern chips, but this is still not enough. This is why the Reds are working proactively with partners and are already preparing much larger deliveries for next year. Lisa Su revealed during a visit to Taiwan that AMD was increasing its production capacity throughout 2026. In addition, in the upcoming 2027, the scale of deliveries [...] AMD's article has good news. Soon the availability will improve co…
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