AMD CEO Lisa Su Named Time Magazine's 2024 CEO of the Year

Su's leadership has transformed AMD into a major semiconductor competitor, surpassing Intel in market value and advancing in AI and supercomputing.

Lisa Su's tenure at AMD has seen the company grow from financial struggles to surpassing Intel in market value, with a 3,700% increase in share price since 2014.
AMD has diversified its portfolio under Su, excelling in CPUs, GPUs, gaming consoles, and supercomputers, including powering the world's two most powerful supercomputers.
Despite Nvidia's dominance in AI chips, Su sees opportunities in the growing AI inference market and partnerships with companies like Meta to reduce reliance on Nvidia's ecosystem.
AMD's recent restructuring, including a 4% workforce reduction, aims to align resources with growth areas such as AI chip development and data-center solutions.
Geopolitical challenges, including U.S.-China tensions and reliance on Taiwan for chip manufacturing, remain significant risks for AMD's continued growth.