Great Cause and Long Song

After the global supply of core equipment was suddenly interrupted, everyone believed that Jiangxin's advanced manufacturing process had ended. The group decided to close the 5-nanometer project and sell the R&D department. Xu Ning, a system architecture engineer, came up with a plan that had been rejected for 20 years: instead of copying overseas giant lithography equipment, disassemble a machine into a domestic industrial chain that can work together. She only has an abandoned factory, forty engineers who are about to be disbanded, and one hundred and eighty days. When the first beam of light was lit, no one believed it could be exposed; when the first set of 5-nanometer patterns appeared, overseas experts believed that the data was falsified; when the first wafer was completed, only three chips could work. But when international customers began secret verification, overseas equipment giants set up special teams, and capital prepared to acquire core patents for tens of billions of yuan, everyone realized that what Xu Ning had created was not just a set of equipment, but a new route that could change the global advanced chip manufacturing landscape. But when the 5-nanometer engineering chip was actually born and the last mass production report was placed in front of her, she had to answer the question that her father had not answered twenty years ago: In order to keep the technology alive, can she first sign an unreal number? This time, the whole world is waiting for her to put pen to paper.