The Digital Goods Manufacturer
数码制造商
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 4y ago
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There's a question on Zhihu: What would happen if you invented your own lithography machine? As long as you believe the technology is yours and the subsequent funding is used domestically, even if you stole the technology, the government will help you suppress it.
It's 2019 and you're still making phones? Other phone manufacturers have already built up a vast patent portfolio. What are you going to do? The phone market is pretty much set in stone.
Meizu phones boast amazing features and top-notch design.
Possessing the most advanced technology on the market but selling it at a lower price than competitors is discouraging for genuine research and development, and does nothing to promote technological breakthroughs.
By Chapter 27, the protagonist had received three technologies from the system. The third technology, a battery with 10 to 20 times the capacity of modern batteries, alone could create a company with a market value of trillions of dollars and annual revenue in the hundreds of billions of dollars.
There's really no need to include the pandemic; it just seems so hypocritical. Even if you knew, you couldn't change anything. You don't think distributing supplies is anything special, do you?
The author clearly doesn't understand business. If you're running a semiconductor company, all the technology is yours. It's fine to partner with others in the manufacturing company and give them shares—you need money, you need to grow. But why put the design side in the same company as well?
So many companies are reborn to make mobile phones. Can't you come up with something different? Others write about making mobile phones, why don't you make digital cameras? You could even gravitate towards lithography machines. Nikon's lithography machines were once dominant, only to be crushed by ASML. Why not follow Nikon's path first, and then collaborate with the up-and-coming ASML after dominating the market? Wouldn't that be better?
After reading the latest chapter, I realized I was being too simplistic. If those state-owned enterprises hadn't relied on their monopolies, they would have gone bankrupt long ago. Moreover, state-owned enterprises suffer from severe internal competition, numerous factions, and a large number of cronies and privileged children, making them incredibly chaotic.
I just love writing novels about mobile phones. Keep it up, I believe in you!