TREE NEWS update: AMD CEO Lisa Su said Wednesday the US chipmaker will continue to explore cooperation opportunities with Samsung Electronics in memory and foundry. On tight memory chip supply, Su said AMD is working with customers to optimize memory usage to meet more computing demand ahead. During a visit to Seoul, she said she had met SK Hynix executives and plans to meet Samsung Electronics executives.
AMD CEO Su: Chipmaker to Keep Exploring Samsung Foundry, Memory Cooperation
Su's remarks frame memory scarcity as an operational constraint rather than a cyclical one, with AMD optimizing usage alongside customers instead of waiting for supply to loosen. That shifts leverage toward memory suppliers and makes foundry diversification a strategic hedge, not just a cost exercise. Her meetings with both SK Hynix and Samsung signal AMD is courting parallel capacity rather than committing to one partner. Whether any of this moves beyond exploration into signed capacity agreements is the open question.
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