As Su and the team looked at rebuilding AMD, they could not fix every problem at once. Prioritizing the higher-volume CPU business proved to be smart, as we can see from the market share gains realized by both RYZEN and EPYC. With the CPU business stabilized, the company could dedicate more resources to its GPU/accelerator strategy. In 2020, AMD launched the first in its Instinct MI family (MI100) to compete in the HPC market. Three years later, the company has been able to deliver what I consider a continuation of its success in HPC and its first real competitive AI accelerator.