Lisa Su argues that while AMD CPUs could be up to 20% pricier if made in the US, that trade-off is worth it in terms of diversifying the supply chain.

The Advanced Micro Devices CEO says the company’s first chips from TSMC’s US facilities are expected by the end of the year.

Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg Television after her appearance at an AI event in Washington, Su highlighted the ...

Following Trump’s comments, in March 2025, TSMC’s chairman, C.C. Wei, visited the White House to announce a $100bn investment ...

TSMC chips have been a hot commodity this decade, and AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su feels like they're worth a premium price to be made ...

We have to consider resiliency, Su said during a Bloomberg interview after an AI forum in Washington. We learned that in the pandemic. AMD expects the first U.S.-produced chips by the end of the year, ...

Higher operating costs in TSMC's US semiconductor plant are causing manufacturing costs to rise. AMD boss Lisa Su is open on ...

TSMC, a famously Taiwanese company (it's in the acronym), has set up a manufacturing plant in the United States, and a big ...

AMD's CEO revealed the cost of its chip produced by TSMC at its factory in the US will be up to 20 per cent higher than those ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) is betting big on US fabs even though it costs about 20% more than churning ...

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su said that the chips her company gets from supplier Taiwan ...

SAN FRANCISCO] Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) chief executive officer Lisa Su said that the chips her company gets from ...