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Half a Trillion in Silicon: Lisa Su’s AI Vision
When AMD CEO Lisa Su walked on stage at the Axios AI+ Summit, she didn’t talk about the next model drop or the latest benchmark
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Sep 24, 2025 · 5 min read · Members
When AMD CEO Lisa Su walked on stage at the Axios AI+ Summit, she didn’t talk about the next model drop or the latest benchmark
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