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AMD to Increase Chip Supply for AI and Data Centers in 2027
AMD CEO Lisa Su has announced that the company will significantly increase its chip supply in 2027. However, the additional production will not apply to Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards made for ordinary users. The company is focusing primarily on artificial intelligence systems and data centers. According to Lisa Su, the chip supply was also increased in 2026.
Lisa Su made the announcement during a visit to Taiwan. She met with Foxconn and TSMC to discuss increasing AMD’s production of processors and graphics chips. The goal is to meet growing demand for artificial intelligence. Lisa Su will then discuss the supply of memory chips with Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea. AMD has not announced a separate plan to increase chip production for ordinary users. Therefore, there is no guarantee that supplies of Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards will improve in 2027. Concerns about a shortage of memory chips could also complicate the situation. At the same time, it has not yet been confirmed that production of consumer products will decline. Specialized chips that accelerate artificial intelligence workloads generate more revenue for companies. Therefore, allocating production capacity primarily to this area is an expected business decision. On the other hand, older data center cards cannot easily replace Radeon graphics cards in ordinary computers. Their cooling systems and monitor connection ports are different. Some artificial intelligence cards cannot run games at all. Lisa Su said artificial intelligence could bring significant benefits to the world. At the same time, she drew attention to the technology’s risks and emphasized the importance of cooperation on safety. AMD plans to prioritize meeting demand from data centers in 2027. The company has not announced a separate target for producing products for ordinary users.
Lisa Su made the announcement during a visit to Taiwan. She met with Foxconn and TSMC to discuss increasing AMD’s production of processors and graphics chips. The goal is to meet growing demand for artificial intelligence. Lisa Su will then discuss the supply of memory chips with Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea. AMD has not announced a separate plan to increase chip production for ordinary users. Therefore, there is no guarantee that supplies of Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards will improve in 2027. Concerns about a shortage of memory chips could also complicate the situation. At the same time, it has not yet been confirmed that production of consumer products will decline. Specialized chips that accelerate artificial intelligence workloads generate more revenue for companies. Therefore, allocating production capacity primarily to this area is an expected business decision. On the other hand, older data center cards cannot easily replace Radeon graphics cards in ordinary computers. Their cooling systems and monitor connection ports are different. Some artificial intelligence cards cannot run games at all. Lisa Su said artificial intelligence could bring significant benefits to the world. At the same time, she drew attention to the technology’s risks and emphasized the importance of cooperation on safety. AMD plans to prioritize meeting demand from data centers in 2027. The company has not announced a separate target for producing products for ordinary users.