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A key early strategic decision at AMD under Lisa Su was to shift from monolithic chip designs to a chiplet-based architecture using advanced packaging technology.
Upon joining AMD, Lisa Su's leadership team determined the existing server product roadmap was uncompetitive and made the decision to scrap it and start over.
During the first three years of its server strategy reset, AMD's market share in the sector declined from 10% to 1%.
AMD's server market share finished the last fiscal year at slightly over 40%.
Lisa Su informed the AMD board that the server business turnaround would be a long-term project, requiring three product generations and five years to execute.
AMD made a major strategic decision to shift its leading-edge manufacturing partnership from GlobalFoundries to TSMC.
AMD considers China a very important market and advocates for maintaining access to global markets.
Lisa Su believes AI will transform healthcare by making it more predictive, preventative, and personalized.
As GSA Chair in 2018-2019, Lisa Su championed and personally funded the GSA University program as part of the GSA Women's Leadership Initiative.
Under Lisa Su's leadership as chair, the GSA expanded its focus to include software, systems, solutions, and services, bringing in leaders from Microsoft, Meta, Google, and Tesla.
Lisa Su believes AI is the most important technology to have emerged in the last 50 years.
Lisa Su joined AMD in 2012 and was appointed CEO in 2014.