The Great Nation's Chips

Although I was a free prostitute, my academic performance was really bad. But I'll give you some advice. In the early stage of science and technology, use your foresight to attract big names, apply for patents that can be applied for, and use the first pot of gold to focus on technology. Don't go off topic. People who read science and technology articles generally don't like too much entertainment content interspersed in them. Besides, the time of your time travel is a bit too late, so go to the system and open the golden finger. Or write about parallel time and space, where technology develops slowly, focusing on technology, and don't write too much about cities and entertainment.

Are you looking for employees? If you have to work for a day, you have to work for several people, and you have to be pinched and patted on the back. Are you recruiting workers or ancestors? Do you want to live such a humble life? You are the boss. . . . . .

Don't switch to male channels, just go to female channels! ! ! After much deliberation, I still haven't figured out what the connection is between the entertainment industry and chip manufacturing. You either have to focus on entertainment. Either you just write about the industry, what is the special code entertainment industry?

Isn't this too poisonous? ! The writer may have some misunderstanding about the chip industry chain, right? Not to mention anything else, it's just a photolithography machine. If you throw all the income of everyone in the entertainment industry, whether legal or illegal, into it, you won't be able to do it even for ten years!

It's so toxic. The main character who originally only watched it after seeing the chip is going to join the entertainment industry and gave up.

When the protagonist wants to make a chip, the first thing he thinks of is not to engage in technology, but to buy land and build houses for the employees, and then he also puts the children of his three aunts and six aunts into the company. Does the protagonist know the chip production process? What materials and equipment are needed? What chip are you going to develop? I'm afraid you don't even know who to call when buying a piece of equipment, right? The subordinate reported that it was 30 million, but you only got 30 million? It's so second-hand Domestic companies capable of chip design are all powerful. Huawei and HiSilicon have only achieved some results after so many years. The Shanghai Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences concentrated the efforts of the entire country and was able to barely build a 90-nanometer lithography machine. The protagonist had no black technology superpowers and no big capital or connections. He built the lithography machine with the help of people recruited from the market. The protagonist does a lot of bad things every day, surpassing Shanghai Microelectronics + SMIC + Huawei HiSilicon, he is so awesome

The word "big country" is lost in vain, there is no feeling of family and country, only trivial things and bad things caused by technological accidents. A bit off topic. There is also distrust of the state. Please don't use the word "big country". This book is not worthy of it.

Is this a reborn person? It is recommended to regenerate again.

When writing about science and technology, write it seriously, don't go off topic, ramble a lot to entertain people with science and technology, and make it difficult for people to understand. Doesn't the author write an outline? Write what comes to mind? It's strange that it's not cool to write a book like this. It feels like the author has completely mixed up the word count.

Do you know why movies are criticized nowadays? What kind of movie insists on forcibly adding more than half of the love story? Any incident will be too much, otherwise it will easily lead to a lack of priority. I watch a science fiction movie, and most of it is the male and female protagonists flirting. What about NM's science fiction movies? I read a chip novel, and most of it was about singing and dancing in the entertainment industry. What about NM's novel?