
Building a Black Tech Empire, Starting as a Top Student
从学霸开始打造黑科技帝国
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
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A comment without girls isn't a good comment.
It seems that no one can surpass the academic genius's advanced technology system anytime soon.
In 2003, with 9nm, there was only one possibility: prepare for nuclear war. Otherwise, the other side might be completely overwhelmed by the computing power of this side. 9Nm is more likely in 2023. Where would you find components to support 9nm in 2003? Having components to support 90nm was already a good start.
This book has one flaw. It tries to dabble in every industry. Wouldn't it be better to focus on high-end technology licensing? For example, in the electric vehicle industry, they could disassemble the battery technology, license it directly to Wuling and BYD, cultivate some patriotic state-owned enterprises, and later form an industry alliance to counterattack and target foreign markets.
In 2003, foreign lithography machines were still at 193 nanometers, and immersion lithography was just starting out. Where did they get 5 nanometers from? The timeline is so confusing.
He's already a professor, yet he still lives in a student dormitory. Doesn't the University of Science and Technology of China have faculty and staff dormitories?
The recent plot has become a bit cliché; the story of a top student has turned into a forced display of arrogance and face-slapping.
I once read a book, also about technology, but I forgot the title. The protagonist only focused on technology, licensing it, and actually made more money. He developed batteries, screens, and chips, then licensed them to major domestic manufacturers, enabling them to form industry alliances to dump and counterattack foreign markets. The protagonist didn't have to worry about anything else; he could just concentrate on developing new technologies.
Um, I think the author is the kind of person who doesn't read the question carefully before answering... After seeing the latest chapter, I have to ask, the title and content are completely unrelated to anything other than a top student's! Where's the "black technology"? Does the author even know what "black technology" means?
Having reached this level, you're still taking your achievements and going to fly a plane all by yourself? The enemy spies and business agents are all dead, right?