AMD to Substantially Boost Chip Supply in 2027 Amid AI Demand

AMD plans to significantly increase chip supply in 2027 to keep up with surging AI demand, CEO Lisa Su said Tuesday in Taipei. Speaking to reporters, Su said the company has already raised supply through 2026 and will “substantially” expand in 2027. She also framed her Taiwan visit around ensuring AMD’s supply chain can ramp CPU and GPU production, including meetings with Foxconn and an upcoming discussion with TSMC. AMD is also coordinating with memory makers in South Korea, where Samsung and SK Hynix operate, and Su said meeting demand may require additional advanced wafer capacity. She warned that as AI advances, safety and coordination matter.