Time magazine has named Lisa Su, the CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), its CEO of the Year, a recognition that highlights her transformative leadership and the remarkable turnaround of the company.

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Lip-Bu Tan has a degree in physics, a masters in nuclear engineering, and won the semiconductor industry's top award, the ...

"Decisions that we make today, you will really see the impact three to five years down the road," Lisa Su said at a recent ...

The impressive turnaround that CEO Lisa Su has pulled off at Advanced Micro Devices continued to pay off big time in 2018. Though AMD’s share price has gone on a wild ride—it had tripled for ...

AMD CEO Lisa Su recently talked about AMD Ryzen CPUs and ... He's 25, a finance major, and having the time of his life writing about videogames.

Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) investors have had little to cheer about, as the stock has failed to capitalize on the AI-driven boom that ...

The future of artificial intelligence isn’t just being built in research labs—it’s being shaped by a small circle of power players who control the capital, strategy and vision of the ...

AMD's CEO Lisa Su said she still uses a question her bosses ... landed a leadership role at the chipmaker during a tumultuous time in the company's history. Deciding what AMD wanted to be long ...

AMD acquired semiconductor company Xilinx for $49 billion in February, at the same time Su was appointed chair of the company's board. Before her AMD career, Su spent 13 years working for rival IBM.