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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Tuesday, October 14th. I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

Last week, AMD rocked the market with a multi-billion dollar partnership with OpenAI, posing one of the most direct challenges yet to industry leader in Vidiya.

We'll introduce you to the old school CEO leading the underdog in the

race for AI chips. Then we'll tell you about Elon Musk's high-stakes race in Memphis to build

out two colossal data centers in order to stay in the AI game.

But first, advanced microdevices groundbreaking deal with OpenAI sent its share price soaring by over 33%. And it positioned AMD as a formidable challenger to its longtime rival, NVIDIA.

Behind the agreement was AMD's CEO, Lisa Sue, whose leadership is now

being watched by the market for future game-changing partnerships. Certainly, there's a lot of

engineering work, but our teams are working together on hardware, software, we're ensuring the

supply chain. All of those elements are set up and ready to deliver on this massive

commitment. That was Sue speaking with Bloomberg Tech last week. WSJ reporter Robbie Whelan joins us to

discuss how Sue's leadership led to this pivotal moment for the company. So Robbie, tell us about

AMD's Lisa Sue. What'd she like? Lisa Sue has been CEO of Advanced Micro Devices for about 11 years now. And when she took

over in 2014, the company had a market cap of below $3 billion today. At the end of the last

week, it was nearly $350 billion, which is just a really stunning turnaround.

Lisa Sue was born in Taiwan. Taiwan has emerged as the source of a lot of some of the greatest

minds in the AI infrastructure world. Jensen Wong, who's actually her distant cousin, is also

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