AMD is not afraid of the semiconductor crisis and confirms a positive change in its production

The company, led by Lisa Su, had already predicted that component shortages would decrease during this time.

In the last few months, the technology sector has been unprecedented crisis. Lack of materials, manufacturing issues, and other logistical complications have caused some companies to resort to the most likely methods of obtaining the chip. However, since then amd Prepare to leave this turbulent time behind.

For AMD, we’ve significantly increased our overall capability.lisa waterSo the CEO of the company says, lisa waterin the presentation of the processor range Ryzen 7000. Because in the Q&A, the public couldn’t help voicing their fears about a launch that could face the current component crisis. But the CEO took the opportunity to share (via PC Gamer) some of the most positive predictions for AMD.

“If you look at the last 18 months, it’s true that there have been a number of issues, be it capacity constraints or logistics,” Su begins. “From AMD’s point of view, we significantly increased our overall capacity, in terms of wafers, as well as substrates and back ends. With the launch of Zen 4, We do not expect restrictions supply”.

All this combined with the current abundance of sawdust makes us dream of putting an end to parts shortages. facilitate production both computer parts and the latest generation consoles. In case you’re wondering about the new CPU lineup, which is AMD’s next release date September 27We recommend that you take a look at all the details of the presentation.

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