AMD CEO Lisa Su says there will be strong demand in the coming years and expresses gratitude to TSMC for production expansion.
智通财经2026/10/06 05:12Market news: AMD (AMD.US) CEO Lisa Su stated that strong demand is expected in the coming years and thanked TSMC for expanding its production capacity.
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