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AMD plans to substantially expand CPU and GPU supply in 2027 to meet AI demand. CEO Lisa Su says the company is working with Taiwanese partners and memory suppliers while planning capacity years ahead.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street
00:02AMD plans to substantially increase chip supply in 2027 as it works to meet growing demand for
00:08artificial intelligence, according to Reuters. CEO Lisa Su said AMD increased supply throughout
00:142026 and is working with partners in Taiwan to ramp up CPU and GPU production. She has met with
00:20Foxconn and is due to meet TSMC. AMD is also working with memory chip makers to secure sufficient
00:26supplies. Su said strong demand means AMD will need more advanced wafer capacity and is now
00:31planning three to five years ahead. She also said technology companies must remain mindful of AI
00:36risks and work together on safety as AI and superintelligence advance. For all things money,
00:41visit Benzinga.com.

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