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AMD

DeepPublic

High-Performance Computing and Graphics Innovation

🌐 www.amd.comLinkedInX / Twitter📍 CAEst. 1969👥 1000+ employees
0Rounds
12Articles
General InformationAMD is a publicly traded semiconductor company founded in 1969, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with over 20,000 employees, designing CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators for data center and consumer markets.
Funding & FinancialsAs a public company since 2001, AMD has raised capital through equity offerings; recent market capitalization has fluctuated between $100-150 billion depending on market conditions.
Leadership & TeamLed by CEO Lisa Su since 2014, who previously held engineering and executive roles at IBM and Texas Instruments; key executives include Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer overseeing global operations.
Recent ActivityAMD has recently expanded its AI GPU portfolio with MI300 and MI300X accelerators to compete in AI infrastructure, while also acquiring data center and edge computing capabilities through strategic initiatives in 2023-2024.

Highlights

Total Raised
Latest Round
Stage
Public
deep-tech
Employees
1000+
Founded 1969
Headquarters
CA
News Coverage
12 articles
Last: 11d ago
Talent Signals
SEC Filings

News Coverage 12

Deep11d ago

Memento launches $93M bispecific bet against retinal disease standard

Memento Medicines raised $93M to develop MMT-205, a dual-mechanism antibody challenging anti-VEGF monotherapy dominance in nAMD and DME markets worth billions annually.

Deep12d ago

Qualcomm to acquire Tenstorrent for $8–10B, reshaping AI chip hierarchy

Qualcomm is acquiring AI chip startup Tenstorrent for $8–10B, giving the San Diego giant a RISC-V accelerator designed to outperform Nvidia on inference workloads that now dominate AI infrastructure costs.

Deep25d ago

Intel and Foxconn team up to challenge Nvidia's AI infrastructure grip

Intel and Foxconn announced a partnership to manufacture next-gen AI data center systems, leveraging Foxconn's global scale to distribute Intel's non-GPU compute stack and edge AI platforms.

Deep1mo ago

Arm enters chip manufacturing for first time, claims $20B in AGI CPU demand

Arm announced record earnings and revealed $20B in constrained demand for its first-ever data center CPU, directly competing against Intel, AMD, and Nvidia for the first time in 35 years.

Industrial1mo ago

TSMC commits to five 2nm fabs in single city, doubling its expansion pace

TSMC is building five advanced-chip factories simultaneously in Kaohsiung through 2027, with every wafer already sold through 2026 and 70% annual capacity growth planned, cementing Taiwan's control of cutting-edge semiconductor production.

Deep1mo ago

Lumai's optical chip runs LLMs faster on 90% less power

Oxford startup Lumai launched Iris Nova, the first optical inference server running billion-parameter models in real time, claiming up to 90% lower energy than silicon, directly challenging GPU economics as data centers face hard power ceilings.

Deep1mo ago

Tenstorrent's $110K AI Server Challenges Nvidia's Inference Dominance

Tenstorrent launches Galaxy Blackhole inference servers at 3-5x cheaper per node than Nvidia DGX, with 16 units already deployed at Equinix and performance claims that undercut the GPU+LPU disaggregation trend.

Deep2mo ago

Meta and Broadcom Lock in 1GW Custom AI Silicon Through 2029

Meta and Broadcom announced a multi-year partnership on custom MTIA chips through 2029, committing to deploy 1 gigawatt initially with plans to scale to multiple gigawatts by 2027. The chips will be the industry's first 2nm AI accelerators, shifting the inference market away from Nvidia.

Deep2mo ago

SambaNova and Intel Ship Production Agentic AI Chip Stack

SambaNova and Intel announced a signed, production-ready heterogeneous inference architecture combining GPUs, Xeon 6 CPUs, and RDUs for agentic AI, deploying in standard data centers by H2 2026.

Deep3mo ago

Xanadu Lists on Nasdaq at $3.6B, First Photonic Quantum IPO

Xanadu Quantum Technologies debuted on Nasdaq and the TSX on March 27, 2026, raising $302 million at a $3.6 billion market cap — the first publicly listed pure-play photonic quantum computing company.

Deep3mo ago

Arm Launches First Own Chip in 35 Years, Targets $15B by 2031

Arm Holdings shipped its first production CPU in 35 years — the AGI CPU, co-developed with Meta and built on TSMC 3nm — targeting $15 billion in standalone revenue by 2031 and marking a structural break from its pure licensing model.

Deep3mo ago

Arm Holdings Launches First In-House Silicon, Targets $15 Billion by 2031

Arm Holdings unveiled its first internally designed AGI CPU on March 25, 2026, targeting $15,000,000,000 in chip revenue by 2031 with Meta as lead customer.

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