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Staff reporter, Taipei; Charlene Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 17 December 2025 0

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AMD chairman and CEO Lisa Su visited Lenovo's global headquarters in Beijing on December 16, 2025, marking a key stop during her recent trip to China. Accompanied by several Lenovo executives, the visit drew significant industry attention.

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