Dr. Lisa Su
Reporting and statements that mention Dr. Lisa Su.
Latest coverage
AMD expects a 'softer PC market' for the second half of its fiscal 2026
AMD anticipates a downturn in the PC market for the latter half of its fiscal year 2026, citing higher component costs. Despite this projection, the company believes its client business, driven by Ryzen processors, will outperform the general market. AMD is also increasing its focus on AI technology development, planning to release new AI rack-scale systems annually.
AMD Helios AI rack system on track for initial shipments in Q3 2026
AMD's Helios rack-scale AI system is on track for initial shipments in Q3 2026, with significant demand expected in 2027, driven by customers like Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic. Despite these promising updates shared by CEO Dr. Lisa Su during the Q2 2026 earnings call, AMD stock saw a decline in after-hours trading.
AMD Zen 6 server processors have me hopeful for some beefy desktop chips—it shouldn't be too long before Zen…
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su revealed that the upcoming Zen 6 server processors, codenamed 'Venice,' will offer up to 1.8 times more performance than Zen 5-based chips due to higher IPC and frequency. This advancement is expected to translate to more powerful desktop processors launching in late 2026 or early 2027, with AMD also outlining a yearly cadence for future server chip generations like Zen 7 and Zen 8.
The next Xbox is codenamed Project Helix, and it will 'play your Xbox and PC games'
Microsoft Gaming chief Asha Sharma confirmed that the next-generation Xbox console, codenamed Project Helix, will be a high-performance device capable of playing both Xbox and PC games. This indicates a shift towards a more PC-like living room experience, with a potential launch in 2027 as suggested by AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su.
AMD's CPU division is booming as CEO Dr. Lisa Su says sales 'far exceeded my expectations'
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su reported that the company's CPU sales have significantly exceeded expectations, largely driven by the increasing demand for AI inference. While this surge presents supply challenges, Su stated AMD is well-positioned to meet demand. The article also touches on the potential node choices for future AMD consumer CPUs and the broader implications of AI demand on the PC market.
