AMD Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su has recently met with several major manufacturers in Taiwan, including Hon Hai, Quanta, Asus and Acer, and also held talks with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC). Su confirmed that AMD will increase its existing $10 billion investment plan in Taiwan as demand continues to surge.
According to the report cited by ChainCatcher, AMD plans to keep expanding its supply-chain investment in Taiwan. The company is also working with TSMC and other suppliers to raise production capacity at a faster pace.
Su said the move is tied to a market environment in which demand is running ahead of supply. The company is responding by accelerating capacity expansion with its manufacturing and supply partners in Taiwan.
AMD Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su has recently met with several major manufacturers in Taiwan, including Hon Hai, Quanta, Asus and Acer, and also held talks with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), according to ChainCatcher.
Su confirmed that AMD will increase its $10 billion investment plan in Taiwan. She said the company will continue expanding its supply-chain investment there as market demand has surged.
AMD is also working with TSMC and suppliers to accelerate capacity expansion in response to demand that is exceeding supply.
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