AMD chief: chip demand exceeds supply, company to sharply raise shipments in 2027, and SI industry should regulate itself
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Chips are in short supply, and the manufacturer promises to catch up with demand in 2027 while proposing that the industry itself write the rules for SI.
Lisa Su told reporters in Taipei that chip demand is considerably higher than supply and will stay high for years, and promised to substantially increase shipments in 2027. The company confirmed plans to invest more than $10 billion in Taiwan (packaging via ASE and SPIL, Helios racks). She spoke in favor of industry self-regulation instead of government requirements and called the Trump administration's "Superintelligence Forces" an important step; according to The Next Web, AMD is also buying Fei-Fei Li's World Labs for $8.2 billion, a deal awaiting regulatory approval.
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