[wccftech] Rumor: Lisa Su Considers A Role Beyond AMD And Prepares A Successor

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chrisjames61

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Why would she leave AMD? I am sure the board will make sure she is well compensated. Add to the fact that AMD is obviously ascending so I can't see her leaving for greener pastures that don't even exist.
 

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Perhaps FP can tell us in a future tweet since he's apparently on this forum incognito.
 

AtenRa

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Reality tells me in 2 years large IPC gains with Ryzen will be history ,the sleeping giant will have awaken and Lisa su and AMD will be on the roller coast ride down hill.

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ondma

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Why would she leave AMD? I am sure the board will make sure she is well compensated. Add to the fact that AMD is obviously ascending so I can't see her leaving for greener pastures that don't even exist.
I have no idea what she is going to do. Just saying however, what better time to leave than when you are on top and have orchestrated a remarkable turn-around. Her services will never be in higher demand than they are now.
 

CHADBOGA

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I have no idea what she is going to do. Just saying however, what better time to leave than when you are on top and have orchestrated a remarkable turn-around. Her services will never be in higher demand than they are now.

If Intel keep stumbling and AMD keeps delivering, her profile could get a lot higher than it already is.
 

Kocicak

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what better time to leave than when you are on top and have orchestrated a remarkable turn-around. Her services will never be in higher demand than they are now.
Yes, leave now and get a substantially higher compensation elsewhere is a purely rational thing to do. Although people do not always do purely rational things.

I just wanted to note, that what happened at AMD recently is a team work with many contributing people, some of those key contributors may be people we have never heard about. So I would be a little bit cautios with statements like that "she orchestrated remarkable turnaround". The same (or even better) thing could have happened with a different CEO.
 
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