AMD says it will increase chip supply in 2027, although demand will remain higher

At the end of 2025 we already found news that the 2026 would not be a better year in terms of the memory crisis. A 2026 that has gotten worse with price increases and component shortageswith demand that far exceeds supply. At least the words of the Dr. Lisa Su are encouraging, since by 2027 the company states that there will be a substantial increase in the supply of brand chips.

AMD hopes to increase chip supply during 2027

Dr. Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, has expressed that during 2026 they have achieved increase supplyand that by 2027 there will also be a considerable increase in supply. He also added that, despite this increase, the Demand will continue to be very high in the coming years. This only means that despite this considerable increase, demand will not be met.

Some statements that come after visiting Taiwan and the major AMD partners and customers such as Foxconn, Quanta, ASUS, etc. He also wants to meet with TSMC and travel to South Korea to establish negotiations with the major memory manufacturers.

AMD wants more capacity to manufacture advanced chips

The company is clear that a long term strategywith plans for manufacturing 3 to 5 years in advance, is better than one with only 1 or 2 years. He has also focused on what he needs higher capacity for wafers manufactured with an advanced processand also does not leave aside the advanced packaging which is also very necessary for next generation chips.

What has not been clear is whether this strategy will be solely aimed at its server chipsand again we consumers will be left with a situation similar to that of 2026 with high prices and product shortages.