<p>AMD CEO Lisa Su said, &#34;Currently, GPUs are the preferred architecture for large language models because GPUs are very efficient in parallel processing, but they lack programmability,&#34; Su said. &#34;Will it still be the preferred architecture in five years? I think the situation will change.&#34; Su expects that GPUs will not lose their dominance in five or seven years, but new forces outside of GPUs will emerge. Su said that future AI models will use a combination of different types of chips, including the dominant GPUs today and more specialized chips that are still under development, to achieve various functions</p>

<p>AMD CEO Lisa Su stated that although GPUs are currently the preferred architecture for large language models, there may be new types of chips emerging in the next five to seven years that could change this landscape. She believes that future AI models will require a combination of multiple chips, including existing GPUs and newly developed specialized chips, to achieve more efficient functionality</p>

AMD CEO: AI is maturing, the chip industry cannot only focus on GPUs