AMD's Lisa Su reportedly revisiting South Korea in October to deepen HBM4, NPU ties
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) CEO Lisa Su is reportedly set to visit South Korea again in October 2026, after her March 2026 trip, which formally launched next-generation AI memory cooperation with Samsung Electronics. The planned visit is expected to broaden that push, with meetings lined up with South Korean AI chip companies and government officials as AMD deepens its AI semiconductor alliance in the country.
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