Lisa Su

Chair and CEO, AMD · 0 appearances on the record.

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Since becoming CEO in 2014, Dr. Lisa Su led AMD's turnaround, establishing Zen-based Ryzen and Epyc processors and expanding into AI compute. Prior to AMD, she held key engineering and leadership roles at IBM and Freescale Semiconductor, contributing to silicon-on-insulator manufacturing and copper interconnect technology.

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