Intel is currently having a headache due to the eastward decline of its DARM business, and the encirclement and suppression by Neon Semiconductor manufacturers has made the pressure on it even heavier.

As for a processor chip that originated from Tellurium Neon's humble local development, it is basically under the control of Coal Daifu.

Our own processor chips are all in a state of overstocking, so we don't have much thought to take care of them.

Even the X86 architecture developed by ourselves has been used by other second-party manufacturers for free.

For example, NEC makes reference to V20 produced by Intel8088 and V30 produced by Intel8086.

After a few years, Intel gave up the DRAM business that was forced to surrender by Neon manufacturers.

When we go back to develop processor chips, there will definitely be good things to see.

My Neon manufacturer forced him to give up the DRAM business, but he dared to secretly copy his processor chip architecture?!

Just wait to lose money!

When the time comes, enemies will definitely be extremely jealous when they meet, and Intel's sword will definitely slash at NEC without mercy.

SIC has invested heavily in developing its own architecture, and this is exactly what it is intended to do.

And it has to be said that the chaos in the DRAM market has also provided excellent cover for the development of SIC.

At the same time, the closure of the neon market also contributed to the rapid growth of SIC.

If it were in Europe or the United States, SIC would have attracted their attention long ago.

There are also benefits to being closed during confinement. I don’t think it protects SIC very well?

The architecture is completely new, and a patent has been registered. The compiler has already taken steps to circumvent it, eliminating all possible infringements.

After confirming the situation, Hongchuan Feng finally felt at ease. After all, old fans often sued for infringement, so it was right to be careful.

After going through all those things, the time has entered the end of July, and the briefing meeting of Hongchuan Electric is about to be held.

At the same time, some news about the progress of the case between Yue Li and IBM was reported from the United States.

During the July court hearing, Yue Li's legal delegation questioned the relationship between IBM and the FBI and whether there was any outside trading between the two.

They even asked the prosecutors to produce documents to prove the relationship between the two and prove the connection between IBM and the tip-off Palin.

Did Yue Li even take this as an opportunity to file a counterclaim?

I have to say that Yue Li is really tough. Even then, he is not willing to admit the fact that he is seeking IBM's confidential information.

Because of Yue Li's commotion, nothing came out in that trial.

It can be foreseen that the tug-of-war will last for a long time, and the toughness of Haizukidachi also determines that IBM will not find trouble with Fujitsu early.

In this case, Hongchuan Electric's briefing meeting will not be held at the right time.
Chapter completed!