Big Country Technology: Starting from the Core

Indeed, I really feel that you can't do anything well in 2018. HiSilicon can resist the big beams in chip design, but not in manufacturing. If you start working on chips in 2018, what tricks can you make? Is it possible that you can break through the laws of natural science?

Rebirth in 2018, it's too late, the 1990s were not early, the 80s were the best

The book is a good book, but it would be boring if the main character was turned into a sowing machine.

It's really science fiction. I don't even need basic laws. What do you think other people will think? It spans such a large subject and has achieved leapfrog development in a completely different field. Boy, that's not how a cool article is written. You should write it like this. The protagonist builds a space aircraft carrier in three weeks and wears God attack mode. Is this cool?

Hurry up and speed up the pace. No one wants to read so many chapters of intrigue!

In the recent plot, it feels like the author failed in writing. The protagonist was too open-minded in the early stage, and then had to be exposed to the opponent. In fact, the opponent had no hair. Just like the joke: Intel has technology reserves.

The plot only gets on track starting from Chapter 35. Before Chapter 35, it seemed boring and chaotic. Maybe you wrote it to accumulate capital for the protagonist, but after obtaining the system, you still continue to scheming in other companies...🤔

What the hell, this book shouldn't be about technology, but about fantasy, right?

It was too late to start in 2018. Chip-related materials, equipment, processes, and design software are all far behind. TSMC will be able to produce 7nm chips in 2018.

The first fifteen chapters were too slow and a bit chaotic, but the later chapters were very exciting and the pace was much more stable. It was a pleasure to watch.

The pace is too fast and there is no sense of immersion!

There are many disciplines in a photolithography machine. . Even if a person wants to explode, he can't do it

The book is a good book, but Gouzi's writing style is a bit exaggerated!

What is going on? Did Goldfinger create a chip out of thin air?

Working in the purchasing department to deliver goods in a low-key manner, offending other department leaders for nothing, harming others and not benefiting oneself

It's too exaggerated, one week, one week. Too exaggerated will inevitably lead to lack of rigor and logic.

At this pace, we can fly to the universe in two years! ! !

I wonder if chips still have an expiration date, especially industrial chips. Consumer chips such as i7 can be said to be a new generation released, but industrial chips have expired? Just meet the requirements, right?

One word difference is another book

Why aren't there any comments? After reading Chapter 58, there are many loopholes in this book but the author does not fix them. Another question is that I read a lot of science fiction novels, and they all say that artificial intelligence can improve work efficiency, so why build artificial intelligence first? Computers can be upgraded slowly, and smart software can save you a lot of trouble, right? I feel like I'm reading the outline of a novel.

Shouldn't this be a highlight?

Is it cold? No update for 7 days

The system of this book is the protagonist, and it uses its lifespan to dominate the male protagonist.