According to reports, AMD CEO Su Zifeng met intensively with major foundry and brand manufacturers such as Hon Hai, Guangda, Asus, and Acer today, and then drove straight to Hsinchu in the afternoon to meet with leading semiconductor foundry company TSMC. Facing strong demand for AI computing, Su Zifeng confirmed that AMD's previously announced supply chain plan to invest 10 billion US dollars in Taiwan is not only in line with progress, but has also decided to increase related investment amounts due to the surge in market demand, and will continue to expand its supply chain investment in Taiwan in the future. Su Zifeng said it is important for AMD to maintain close cooperation with key suppliers and partners. Regarding the supply situation of chips such as CPUs and GPUs, Su Zifeng said bluntly that this is an exciting time for all computing fields. AMD has greatly expanded production this year, driven by overall market demand, but demand is still higher than supply, so AMD is working with TSMC, backstage testing, and substrate suppliers to accelerate production capacity.

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