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Industry sources revealed that AMD CEO Su Zifeng plans to visit South Korea next month to meet with Korean semiconductor executives and government officials. This is her second visit to South Korea after a lapse of about 7 months after March of this year. According to the Korean government and semiconductor industry sources, all parties plan to host an industry conference in Seoul on October 8. Su Zifeng will attend. CEOs of Korean AI chip companies Rebellions, FuriosaAI, and Mobilint are expected to attend. Su Zi-feng also plans to meet with South Korea's Minister of Science, Technology, Information and Communications, Bae Kyung-hoon, and also arrange meetings with Samsung Electronics management on related matters. Samsung has been supplying HBM3E high-bandwidth memory chips to AMD since 2025 to support AMD's latest AI product solutions, and the two sides have close business cooperation.
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Industry sources revealed that AMD CEO Su Zifeng plans to visit South Korea next month to meet with Korean semiconductor executives and government officials. This is her second visit to South Korea after a lapse of about 7 months after March of this year. According to the Korean government and semiconductor industry sources, all parties plan to host an industry conference in Seoul on October 8. Su Zifeng will attend. CEOs of Korean AI chip companies Rebellions, FuriosaAI, and Mobilint are expected to attend. Su Zi-feng also plans to meet with South Korea's Minister of Science, Technology, Information and Communications, Bae Kyung-hoon, and also arrange meetings with Samsung Electronics management on related matters. Samsung has been supplying HBM3E high-bandwidth memory chips to AMD since 2025 to support AMD's latest AI product solutions, and the two sides have close business cooperation.
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