I Just Made a Random Phone, How Did It Become Number One?

Starting with ten trillion and a lithography machine, how could I not take off? What do you mean, the ten trillion and the lithography machine are only the beginning, not the end? What are you trying to do? Are you trying to put your competitors out of business? Fine, to pay tribute to the competition, I’ll launch a phone for just 299. That’s not unreasonable, right? Actually, I have a dream. I want to air-drop the phones we make right in front of our users. Wherever they are, at home or abroad, we’ll get them their phones within 24 hours! I have another dream. Wherever my users go, I want them to have internet access! And I have another dream. I want to...! No, you don't. Robot dogs! Smart speakers! Laptops! Servers! Graphics cards! Processors! Batteries! Smart wearables! True wireless charging! Smart cars! Only fools pick one. I want them all! A certain competitor: Why are you always coming after me? I'm not. That's just your imagination. Whatever you have, I have too! And whatever you don't have, I have that as well! A certain competitor: You said you didn't! I just launched a new computer, and you immediately launched one with better specs and a lower price! I didn't. Don't make things up. It's just a coincidence. Careful, or I'll sue you for slander! Of course, you could sell yours for less than mine. Just use the specs and prices you offer overseas. That's still great value! A certain competitor: Why do I see you everywhere I go? How about this: could it be that everywhere you look, it's all me? A certain competitor: I only complained a couple of times. How can you hold a grudge this long? Many years later, a chip city built around chips and a battery city built around batteries rose from the ground!