Lisa Su denies that she will stop being CEO of AMD to become CEO of IBM
Rumors this morning indicated that Lisa Su could leave as CEO of AMD to go as CEO to IBM, although Su herself has denied it.
This morning it has begun to spread throughout the network that Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, could leave the company. Su has been named by Forbes as the “World's Best CEO of 2019” and that does not go unnoticed. Apparently IBM would be thinking of her as the new CEO of the company. The reasons are that it has resurrected the company in processors and is doing it in graphics cards.
Today Lisa Su is AMD's greatest asset and has achieved what seemed impossible: stand up to Intel and NVIDIA. Ginni Rometty, CEO and President of IBM would not leave his position, he would enter as second in command. For a time he would occupy this position to end up in the future replacing Rometty.
It is speculated that Lisa Su, current CEO of AMD, could go to IBM
Everything is a card game. A few days ago Rick Bergman, who was CEO of Synaptics, arrived to lead the commercial segment of PCs and semi-custom processors. According to rumors, Bergman would end up becoming CEO when Lisa Su leaves. He is not lacking in experience and knowledge of the segment and I have been with AMD for more than eight years.
The exclusive information of Wccftech has been categorically denied on Twitter by Lisa Su. Specifically, he said: “Just for the record, zero credibility for this rumor. I love AMD and the best is yet to come! "
Just for the record, zero truth to this rumor. I love @amd and the best is yet to come!
— Lisa Su (@LisaSu) August 6, 2019
If we go back to the past, Raja Koduri was delighted at AMD and after the presentation of the RX Vega, specifically in August, she 'took' a few months off. It was within months that his arrival at Intel was announced to lead the graphics division.
Everything seems to indicate that this will not happen again and that Lisa Su will continue in her position. Remember that you already sounded like a possible CEO of Intel when Brian Krzanich left the company to maintain relationships with a worker. A ruse that would have served to cover a possible dismissal due to the 10nm delays and the shortage of processors.
Source: wccftech
