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原文：
AMD CEO says her decisions won't materialize until 3-5 years from now
Posted on Tuesday, June 30 2015 @ 13:23:00 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
AMD logo In an interview with BizJournals, AMD CEO Lisa Su talked about the
disconnect between Wall Street and what she's trying to achieve at the
company. Su explains that while everybody wants to keep score every quarter,
she's working in an industry that takes three to five years to really fully
evaluate. As such, Su claims the major strategy decisions she's steering AMD
towards today won't truly manifest for several years.
AMD is focusing its attention on three main vectors in an attempt to return
to profiability: GPUs for the gaming industry, immersive platforms designed
to improve the usability of technology, and connecting data centers with
networks.
Su added that AMD plans to stay away from developing for the PC market
because of its volatility. What this means for the company's processor
lineup, like the upcoming Zen architecture, is unknown but the gist of the
interview seems to be that AMD is looking to target growing markets where it
can deliver strong products:
She said, however, that AMD plans to stay away from developing for the
personal computer market because of its volatility. Instead, the company is
looking to play where AMD’s strengths intersect with growing demand while
trying to engender investor confidence with a steady release of new products
that highlight progress for the long term.
“I think our challenge is not related to whether we’re public or private,”
she said, “it’s more related to the fact that we’re in an industry that
takes three to five years to really fully evaluate — you’re not going to
know whether I’ve done a good job until five years from. However, everybody
wants to keep score every quarter. And you know, that’s life.”
依照Lisa Su的說法，Zen微架構沒什麼好期待的...
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原文：
AMD CEO says her decisions won't materialize until 3-5 years from now
Posted on Tuesday, June 30 2015 @ 13:23:00 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
AMD logo In an interview with BizJournals, AMD CEO Lisa Su talked about the
disconnect between Wall Street and what she's trying to achieve at the
company. Su explains that while everybody wants to keep score every quarter,
she's working in an industry that takes three to five years to really fully
evaluate. As such, Su claims the major strategy decisions she's steering AMD
towards today won't truly manifest for several years.
AMD is focusing its attention on three main vectors in an attempt to return
to profiability: GPUs for the gaming industry, immersive platforms designed
to improve the usability of technology, and connecting data centers with
networks.
Su added that AMD plans to stay away from developing for the PC market
because of its volatility. What this means for the company's processor
lineup, like the upcoming Zen architecture, is unknown but the gist of the
interview seems to be that AMD is looking to target growing markets where it
can deliver strong products:
She said, however, that AMD plans to stay away from developing for the
personal computer market because of its volatility. Instead, the company is
looking to play where AMD’s strengths intersect with growing demand while
trying to engender investor confidence with a steady release of new products
that highlight progress for the long term.
“I think our challenge is not related to whether we’re public or private,”
she said, “it’s more related to the fact that we’re in an industry that
takes three to five years to really fully evaluate — you’re not going to
know whether I’ve done a good job until five years from. However, everybody
wants to keep score every quarter. And you know, that’s life.”
依照Lisa Su的說法，Zen微架構沒什麼好期待的...
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