AMD to Invest 10 Billion Dollars in Taiwan AI Sector
Advanced Micro Devices is investing over 10 billion dollars in Taiwan to strengthen its AI chip infrastructure and strategic partnerships. The chipmaker is collaborating with local firms like ASE and TSMC to develop power-efficient technology for its upcoming Venice CPUs.
ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES will invest over $10 billion in the AI sector of Taiwan to expand its advanced chip production capacity. The move strengthens the United States chipmaker's position as a leading challenger to NVIDIA CORP. The investment deepens strategic partnerships with local providers to build and assemble AI processors.
### Deepening the Taiwan Ecosystem AMD is collaborating with ASE TECHNOLOGY HOLDING CO LT and its unit SPIL to develop power-efficient technology for AI systems. These technical advancements will support the upcoming Venice CPUs, which utilize 2-nanometer process technology from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
