AMD to Boost AI and Data Center Chip Supply in 2027, CEO Says
Lisa Su said AMD will substantially increase chip supply in 2027, focusing on AI and data center products, during a Taiwan visit that included stops at Foxconn and TSMC.
AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company plans to "substantially increase" its chip supply in 2027, with the additional capacity directed at AI and data center chips rather than consumer products. Su made the comments to reporters during a visit to Taiwan, according to techradar.com.
Su said AMD has been able to increase supply through 2026. The 2027 ramp is intended to support AI and data center demand, not consumer lines such as Radeon graphics cards or Ryzen processors.
Her Taiwan itinerary included stops at Foxconn and TSMC, two key manufacturing and assembly partners. Neither company commented in the facts provided.
Su is scheduled to visit South Korea next, where she will meet with Samsung and SK hynix to shore up memory chip supplies.
Quick answers
When will AMD increase its chip supply?
AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company plans to substantially increase supply in 2027, with continued increases through 2026.
Which chips will get the extra supply?
The increased supply is intended for AI and data center chips, not consumer products.
Where is Lisa Su visiting?
She visited Taiwan, including stops at Foxconn and TSMC, and is set to visit South Korea next to meet with Samsung and SK hynix.