AMD chief Lisa Su visits Lenovo in Beijing as US hints at easing chip curbs
Su’s visit to China – including a whistle-stop at Lenovo’s headquarters – comes as Washington signals a shift on export restrictions
Su and other AMD executives visited Lenovo’s headquarters, where photos circulating on Chinese social media showed multiple digital screens displaying “Welcome AMD”.
On RedNote, Lenovo’s official account replied to one post with a lighthearted “You’re pretty fast”, effectively acknowledging the meeting.
Su, travelling with a delegation of senior AMD executives, was accompanied by Lenovo managers as the group toured the company’s latest products and technology, including its humanoid robotics work, according to Chinese financial outlet Yicai.
One image shared by news portal Sina showed Su standing with a humanoid robot and Liu Jun, president of Lenovo China.
AMD did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Su’s itinerary.