Su began attending the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), majoring in electrical engineering. She further completed her PhD in electrical engineering from MIT.

Publication: She The People

Nick Gould discovered these photos of AMD CEO, Lisa Su featured on the cover of TIME Magazine rocking her yellow gold Rolex Lady Datejust with a diamond bezel, and Nick said, “Women who guide the destinies of the world wear Rolex Watches”, and suggested “Rolex should have run that altered tagline in the past.

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Time magazine has already announced Athlete of the Year as NBA star Caitlin Clark, Icon of the Year as Elton John, CEO of the Year as Lisa Su of Advanced Micro Devices. According to the Time magazine’s website, the shortlist for the “Person of the Year” 2024, includes Kamala Harris, Kate Middleton, Elon Musk, Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, Mark Zuckerberg, Yulia Navalnaya, Jerome Powell, Joe Rogan, Claudia Sheinbaum.

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Time notes that AMD’s stock price has increased 50-fold in the decade since Su took over. She arrived at a firm in debt that had fired 25% of its staff, sold and leased back its Austin office, and spun off its expensive chip factories.

Publication: Tech Spot

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of AMD, Lisa Su has been named Time Magazine’s CEO of the year in 2024, due to her hard work and dedication. In addition, AMD was founded in the year 1969, catering in the Semiconductor Manufacturing industry.

Publication: Women Entrepreneurs Review

55-Year-Old Lisa Tzwu-Fang Su Is The CEO And Chairperson Of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

Publication: Mashable

Lisa Su, CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), has been recognised as the CEO of the Year by TIME magazine, an honour that proves her extraordinary leadership in the semiconductor industry. Under Su’s leadership, AMD evolved from an emerging company in an extremely competitive market with giants like Nvidia and Intel to a dominant player in the semiconductor industry. Su’s achievement comes at a time when the semiconductor sector is all the rage, witnessing a surge driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and graphics processing units (GPUs).

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This success of AMD chips solidified the name of AMD in the industry, which highlighted the effectiveness of Su.

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Meanwhile, Time has already announced several other honorees for its annual awards. NBA star Caitlin Clark has been named Athlete of the Year, while Elton John received the Icon of the Year award. Lisa Su, the CEO of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), was recognized as CEO of the Year.

Publication: Times Now News

Su Zifeng successfully reversed AMD’s decline through key decisions such as the launch of Ryzen processors and Zen core architecture, making it a strong competitor to Intel again. Her emphasis on technological innovation and precise grasp of the market have enabled AMD to gain significant market share in high-performance computing, gaming and data centers.

Publication: Passionate Geekz

When Su took the helm, AMD’s stock price was about $3, and it held a minimal market share in data center chips. Through a comprehensive redesign of products and improved customer relations, Su capitalized on the artificial intelligence boom, allowing AMD’s market value to surpass competitor Intel (INTC) for the first time in 2022. The stock has since soared to around $140. Harvard Business School has also studied Su’s management of AMD.

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“There will be more and more AI. And as the ecosystem changes, everyone will eventually be supporting AI whether directly or indirectly,” says Steven Fong, Corporate Vice President, Asia Pacific & Japan, AMD, during his keynote at the recent Adaptive & Embedded Computing Tech Day in Singapore.

Publication: EET India Co

Lisa Su, the CEO of Advanced Micro Devices Inc., has been named CEO of the Year by Time magazine, marking a significant milestone in her career and a testament to her leadership in the semiconductor industry. Su, who took the reins at AMD in 2014, has steered the company from near obscurity to a market leader, challenging the dominance of giants like Intel and, more recently, Nvidia Corp.

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