Great Power Technology.

Chapter 98 Stupid Yindu People
Ye Zhou soon received the general outline of action from Chen Hao. He read it carefully several times, and made sure that there was nothing contrary to his own strategy in the general direction, so he didn't go into details.

Just as he discussed with Chen Hao, professional things need to be done by professional people. My main task now is to set up the research institute as soon as possible, and at the same time conduct further simulations to obtain more scientific and technological achievements.

Ye Lan was very interested in this operation, so Ye Zhou handed her over to Chen Hao, and Chen Hao arranged for her to join the project team to see if she could be responsible for some work within his capacity.

However, after three days in the project team, Ye Lan already felt the gap between herself and those real geniuses.

Her talent is indeed good, and she can even be considered a genius at certain times, but she is still just an unknown newcomer in front of those who are smart and capable, and whose theoretical knowledge accumulation is many times stronger than her.

Fortunately, she had already prepared herself for such a reality, so she was not disappointed.

So in the next few weeks, the two will do their own things.

In addition to setting up a research institute for Xu Lei and Wan Zhou, Ye Zhou also learned a series of basic knowledge of nuclear reactors according to his own plan-just the entry-level knowledge, which already made him feel a little bit painful.

The purpose of doing this is to figure out the principles and weaknesses of the basic nuclear fuel core in the shortest possible time, so as to avoid unnecessary detours in the simulation.

Ye Zhou has already asked Chen Hao for permission, and found a large number of documents and materials from a special website. Although it is impossible for him to fully understand the basic principles of these documents and materials, with the help of the nuclear physics researcher Chen Hao assigned him, It is still possible to memorize the types, characteristics, weaknesses, and accident handling methods of these reactors in close proximity.

This is a job that takes a lot of energy.

In order to ensure the efficiency of learning and memory, Ye Zhou used the ability of thinking programming to artificially create several conditioned reflexes for himself, all of which were used to supervise his own learning progress.

These conditional launches include but are not limited to reading more than 12 pages of documents where these three words appear when seeing the word "nuclear", being unable to fall asleep after reading and studying for less than [-] hours in a day, encountering incomprehensible The content was compulsorily transcribed and asked questions to researchers on the spot.

In all fairness, this conditioned reflex system is extremely easy to use, and it is simply the gospel for procrastination patients who have no self-control—but the word "nuclear" is too broad as a trigger condition. After Bai Jinger took the notes of Walnut, Ye Zhou changed the keyword to "nuclear reactor" on the spot.

After that, his conditioned reflex system never encountered accidents again, and he also began to enrich the relevant knowledge with extremely high efficiency—of course, it was only the basic knowledge at the application level, allowing him to learn the core from scratch. In terms of physics, it is really too far-fetched.

While he was preparing for the research institute and the scenario simulation, both Chen Hao's headquarters and the strategy office over there had already started their first fight for the monopoly of the chip market.

This is the first time in decades that there are two equal competitors in this industry. No one knows what strategy is correct, and no one knows what the final result will be.

In the south of the border of China, Yindu, Xindeli, the interior of a large-scale modern factory workshop.

"This is the 3nm lithography machine that you said was completed?"

A white man with the appearance of an engineer asked with a frown.

He had just seen the lithography machine produced by this factory based on the technology provided by his country, and now he felt as if a lion was roaring in his heart, wishing to tear the innocent Yindu people in front of him to pieces.

He couldn't find any suitable words to describe the so-called lithography machine in front of him.

Shoddy, cut corners, perfunctory, superficial.
With this level, not to mention using it to manufacture 3nm chips, even if it is used for laser engraving, it is not accurate enough!
It's better to let these goddamn Yindu people go to that small city called Yiwu in China to buy a laser engraving machine to refill their numbers!
At least the machines bought back can still produce some handicrafts, carve some crystal sculptures and paintings, and sell them for a few dollars when they are taken out. It is not like what it is now, where tens of billions of funds are poured into it to create such a One hundred percent industrial waste!

"Mr. Lawrence, we have really tried our best. The construction period you requested is too short. It is already difficult to achieve this level within a month."

"What's more, our machine is not as useless as you said, is it? Isn't the result of our test just now very good? The machine works very smoothly!"

Lawrence forcibly suppressed the anger in his heart, and said expressionlessly:

"If you think a lithography machine is working well if it can move, then yes, it works pretty well."

"Let's not talk about the problem of the machine itself. During our half-hour test just now, the factory had a power outage three times. Are you kidding me? The funds we provide you include the cost of power transformation !"

The Yindu man smiled awkwardly and replied:

"Mr. Lawrence, it's like this. Although we have indeed carried out power transformation, you also know that this time, I mean, the time from 8:10 pm to [-]:[-] pm is the peak time of Xindeli's electricity consumption. Occasional power outages are It's a normal thing."

".You mean, if this lithography machine can really be used, is it normal to destroy a whole wafer because of a power outage?"

"We will avoid peak periods of electricity consumption in future production."

The man replied solemnly.

Lawrence stared at him dumbfounded, opened his mouth a few times, but in the end he didn't say anything, but turned around and left the factory regardless of the man's persuasion.

After he returned to his office, he immediately called to report to his superiors.

".That's the way it is. The lithography machine they built is useless. The money we invested in it is completely in vain. $120 billion! It's all in the water!"

The person on the other end of the phone sighed and replied:

"Lawrence, you are still so eager. Why bother? Didn't I say at the beginning that we can't count on these stupid Yindu people? Isn't the result now within our expectations?"

"...I know it is, but..."

"There's nothing wrong with it. From the very beginning, we didn't expect them to build a lithography machine, and the news released was just a foreshadowing."

"Think about it, who would actually go to the factory in Yindu to check the real operation of the lithography machine? Those businessmen are very desperate. As long as we say that people in Yindu have it, they will believe it. "

"As long as they believe it, then we will directly provide finished chips to each other, and our company can continue to maintain its high-end image."

"Whenever our opponent fails, we will find any reason to close the factory and continue to sell our own products."

"This kind of operation can not only allow us to bypass the anti-dumping laws, but also keep our initiative at any time. What's wrong? Anyway, the money they sell the chips is also ours!"

"Lawrence, don't care about the 120 billion dollars. Could it be that you really naively thought that all the money would go to the engineers who built the factory?"

"Don't be naive! This is just a show! The 100 billion of it is nothing more than our salary for the Yindu official! And the other 20 billion is just prop fees!"

"Only those stupid low-level engineers in Yindu are stupid enough to really believe that this is our help to them!"

(End of this chapter)