With AMD shares below $2 in 2016 and now above $53, the stock has risen 20 to 30 times in four years, the best performance of u.s. semiconductor companies, and if anyone bet AMD that time, it's now financially free.

With the rapid rise of AMD's share price, AMD's performance is on track. Last year, it paid off $1 billion in debt,At $15 on hand ,$560 million on debt and $162 million in net profit for the Q1 quarter.

Now that AMD is living a good life, some investors have moved their minds, hoping that AMD can buy back shares or increase dividends. On this issue, amd CEO Su Zifeng made a statement at a recent shareholders' meeting, she promised AMD would give back to shareholders, but not now, but within three years.

Su said,AMD will still focus on new product development and marketing.

While mr su didn't specifically mention it, the next AMD focus will be on Zen3 processors at the end of the year, graphics cards for RDNA2 architecture, Zen4 processors for five processes at the end of the year, RDNA3 graphics cards and CDNA acceleration cards for separate data centers, which will come out over the next year or two.