AMD CEO Su said to visit Taiwan to meet suppliers, including Taiwan Semi
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AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) CEO and Chairperson Dr. Lisa Su has traveled to Taiwan to meet with a number of the company's suppliers, including global foundry giant Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM), in what some are hoping will boost its presence in the artificial intelligence server supply chain.
Dr. Su is slated to meet with the suppliers on Wednesday after having arrived Monday afternoon, Focus Taiwan reported, citing a source familiar with her itinerary.
In addition to meeting with Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), which produces chips for AMD (AMD) and a host of other companies, Dr. Su is slated to meet with Pegatron, which manufactures consumer electronics.
AMD (AMD) shares slipped 0.6% to $117.53 in pre-market trading on Tuesday.
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