AMD Plans Substantial Chip Supply Expansion in 2027 to Meet AI Demand

Advanced Micro Devices plans to substantially increase its semiconductor supply in 2027 to satisfy surging global demand for artificial intelligence processors. Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su announced the expansion during a visit to Taiwan, noting production capacity had already scaled systematically through 2026. AMD is coordinating with key Asian supply chain partners, including TSMC, Foxconn, Samsung, and SK Hynix, to secure advanced wafer and memory capacity three to five years ahead. The move comes as AMD's market capitalization recently crossed $1 trillion amid competition with Nvidia.