Lin Chen, the chief engineer of the chip, was kicked out of the board of directors by capital and foreign investors, his technology patents were robbed, and his reputation was ruined.
He took out the savings he had earned over ten years of overtime work, rented a site at an abandoned hydropower station in the Yudong mountainous area, and saved 32 second-hand GPU graphics cards - others mined mines, and he mined "opponent decision-making predictions."
With no background and no capital, he relied on a bunch of second-hand graphics cards to defeat his opponents step by step, get back his own chips, and become the Chinese's own computing power giant.
In a word: computing power does not lie, you will gain as much as you invest. The computing power of the Chinese people will ultimately be in the hands of the Chinese themselves.
