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The Lisa Su effect

When Lisa Su took over the presidency of AMD in October 2014, the company was at an all-time low, and its share price was $2.80. At that same time, Intel’s share price was $32.80, and Nvidia was at $19.21, things didn’t look for AMD or Su, and several people asked, why would anyone want to run AMD?  Two years later ...

Robert Dow

When Lisa Su took over the presidency of AMD in October 2014, the company was at an all-time low, and its share price was $2.80. At that same time, Intel’s share price was $32.80, and Nvidia was at $19.21, things didn’t look for AMD or Su, and several people asked, why would anyone want to run AMD?  Two years later AMD’s share price had grown to $6.52, Intel increase to $35.15, and Nvidia hit $67.54. By October 2018, four years later, AMD was at $17.73, Intel hit $46.17, and Nvidia crossed over $200 briefly. On 18 April 2019, four and
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