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Su Zifeng: AMD is a company that prioritizes data centers
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AMD CEO Su Zifeng stated in an interview with Yahoo Finance that the company is a "data center-first" enterprise. She mentioned that the implementation of artificial intelligence has surpassed the expectations of many companies, and AMD is responding to the growing demand for computing power by increasing supply capacity and collaborating with customers to advance larger-scale system deployments.
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On November 8th, according to IT, Su Zifeng ( Lisa Su ), the CEO of AMD, described the company as a "data center-first" enterprise in an interview with Yahoo Finance.

IT noticed that this statement came a few days after AMD announced its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026 (from June 28, 2026, to September 26, 2026). The financial report showed that its data center revenue nearly doubled compared to last year.

In a conversation with Yahoo Finance anchor Brian Sozzi, Su Zifeng explained that the implementation and popularization of artificial intelligence have far exceeded the expectations of many companies. Companies that were used to making investment plans on an annual basis are now adjusting their budgets more frequently to meet the growing demand for computing power. In response, AMD is addressing this by increasing supply capacity and working with clients to advance larger-scale system deployments.

"We are a company that prioritizes data centers ( We are a data center first company ), and that's our positioning. Moreover, people need more computing power to drive all these applications."

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