AMD CEO Lisa Su Calls This Market Moment ‘Short-Sighted’ on AI Spending
AMD CEO Lisa Su dismissed AI spending fears, calling markets short-sighted and reaffirming long-term demand despite the chip sector’s selloff.
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Anthropic eyes a late 2026 IPO, while OpenAI delays until 2027. Experts weigh revenue growth against AI bubble risks.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su dismissed AI spending fears, calling markets short-sighted and reaffirming long-term demand despite the chip sector’s selloff.
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