# Lisa Su
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The 2026 AI Watershed: Why Lee Kai-fu and Lisa Su Believe AI Must Move Beyond the Laboratory
Tech titans Lee Kai-fu and Lisa Su argue that AI must move from being a laboratory curiosity to a driver of bottom-line financial results by 2026. They envision a future dominated by multi-agent systems and 'autonomous enterprises' where CEO-led, top-down implementation replaces current inefficient, bottom-up AI experiments.
AMD Claims the 2nm Crown: The ‘Venice’ Launch and the New Frontier of High-Performance Computing
AMD has initiated mass production of its ‘Venice’ EPYC processors using TSMC’s 2nm process, making it the first company to bring 2nm technology to the high-performance computing market. This move strengthens AMD’s competitive position against Intel and Nvidia as it targets the burgeoning AI data center sector.
Silicon Diplomacy: Lisa Su Charts AMD’s Path Through China’s AI Evolution
AMD CEO Lisa Su visited Shanghai to reinforce the company's commitment to China, predicting 5 billion daily AI users by 2030. The visit highlighted a shift toward 'AI Agents' and a more balanced CPU-to-GPU ratio in data centers, while local experts noted that hardware constraints are forcing Chinese developers to focus on extreme engineering efficiency.
AMD Courts Samsung to Lock In HBM Supply as AI Chip Demand Soars
AMD CEO Lisa Su will meet Samsung chairman Lee Jae‑yong in Seoul to discuss collaborating on high‑bandwidth memory (HBM) supplies and will also explore AI compute infrastructure cooperation with Naver. The talks are a bid to secure scarce memory resources and to deepen regional partnerships as demand for AI accelerators intensifies worldwide.
AI Demand Outruns Supply: AMD CEO Pushes Back After 17% Share Shock
AMD’s stock plunged about 17% in its worst one‑day drop since 2017 after investors reacted to what they saw as cautious guidance despite a Q4 beat. CEO Lisa Su pushed back, saying AI demand is accelerating faster than expected, that compute demand exceeds supply, and that the Helios server system should help drive a second‑half inflection.
AMD Delivers Record 2025 but Tepid Q1 Guidance Sparks Sell‑Off — China Exports and AI Race Loom Large
AMD closed 2025 with record revenue and profit, driven by strong data‑centre and client CPU performance, but its Q1 2026 revenue guidance — a midpoint implying a small quarter‑on‑quarter decline — disappointed investors. Export restrictions on the MI308 product and limited visibility into future China sales added uncertainty, triggering a sharp after‑hours sell‑off despite management’s bullish long‑term growth targets.