Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, has been named CEO of the Year by Time magazine and is featured on one of its latest covers, alongside an in-depth interview. This recognition highlights Su’s leadership and her role in transforming AMD into a major player in the semiconductor industry.
Lisa Su took the helm at AMD in 2014 during a challenging period when the company faced significant debt and layoffs affecting 25% of its workforce. Under her leadership, AMD experienced a remarkable turnaround. Over the past decade, AMD’s stock value increased by 50%, and in 2022, the company surpassed Intel in market capitalization—a major milestone for the company.
Despite recent challenges in the tech industry, AMD has continued to excel, thanks to its innovative processors and strategic investments. Lisa Su remains focused on AMD’s long-term growth, particularly in competing with NVIDIA in the artificial intelligence (AI) market. While NVIDIA currently dominates the AI sector, Su emphasizes that AMD’s investment in this area represents a “5-to-10-year arc” to build a robust and competitive foundation.
This accolade from Time further cements Su’s reputation as a transformative leader, guiding AMD to new heights while navigating an increasingly competitive industry landscape. Meanwhile, Intel struggles, marked by internal instability, including the departure of its CEO, Pat Gelsinger.
AMD’s continued advancements and strategic vision under Lisa Su’s leadership reinforce her status as a key figure in the tech world, driving innovation and resilience during her tenure.
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