Lisa Su: AMD held 1% server market share at Zen launch
Lisa Su · How to Build a Thriving AI Ecosystem with Lisa Su, CEO of AMD · Oct 17, 2024 · at 24:49
Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, discusses the company's growth trajectory in the server market during a conversation with former Intel CEO Bob Swan.
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“When we started in the hyperscaler market with our, you know, first generation products that you know, our Zen product portfolio, I think we were about maybe one percent share of the server market”
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