Ge Lingyue felt that Wang Yufei was most likely suffering from delusions of being persecuted.

But from her point of view, she couldn't explain it clearly.

This business is like a war.

Whether it is Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. or Samsung Semiconductor, which is found for Huawei, OEM chips still have to make money. Speaking of them being Party A, how can they say that if they don't OEM, they won't OEM?

So Ge Lingyue looked at Gu Bingjun.

I hope this department president, who is about to take a high-level position at Changxiang Technology, will correct Wang Yufei’s views.

Everyone should do business well and concentrate on making money.

Persecution paranoia is really undesirable in the mall.

However, Gu Bingjun agreed slowly: "Mr. Wang's considerations are very reasonable. This kind of mutual restraint is indeed good, and it can also be said to be mutually beneficial. Once our friends have mastered similar manufacturing technologies, we will not be afraid."

Ge Lingyue was completely stunned and couldn't help but said, "You two, let's exclude Intel first. Are you so sure that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and Samsung will make no money and won't help us manufacture chips?"

Before Wang Yufei could answer, Gu Bingjun sneered and said: "Hey, Miss Ge, you overestimate their faith and shamelessness. Let me ask you, where do Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's orders mainly come from? Their technology mainly comes from

Where are you from? What are the major customers of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd.? Apple, Broadcom, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, Cisco, Google, AMD, China? Currently, only Weihua is considered a major customer."

"It's no problem that brain and computer chips are now mainly produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. But once these foreign companies unite to put pressure on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, do you think Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. will give up on all these foreign companies, or give up on manufacturing for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company?"

Hua? Even if we think in another direction, public information shows that the major shareholder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is Citibank of the United States. In addition, as far as I know, in the 7nm process, some technologies directly use Intel’s patents. If these companies unite to collectively

Under pressure, which side will TSMC give up?"

"If we can only design but cannot produce, it is a matter of two minds whether the other party will choke us. Over the years abroad, let alone boycotting the production of a chip, I have seen even more magical things. With the ability of Matthew

In the business field of effect, never underestimate the cruelty of capital."

Ge Lingyue nodded silently.

This is indeed a very troublesome matter. Changxiang Technology has signed licensing contracts with many domestic mobile phone manufacturers.

Many of them provide chips based on shipment volume. Changxiang Technology can get an average of 280 yuan for each mobile phone sold.

If these manufacturers invest huge sums of money to redesign the motherboard, but after the motherboard is designed but cannot get the brain-computer chip from Changxiang Technology, it will indeed be extremely troublesome.

Wang Yufei took advantage of the situation and added: "For example, Huaxin Intelligent Manufacturing's previous dilemma."

"Okay, gentlemen, what if the other side joins forces to block us now?" Ge Lingyue spread her hands and said helplessly.

Wang Yufei replied: "Don't worry, it won't happen in the near future. At least Intel and Apple won't reach an agreement for the time being, but it's uncertain in the future, so Samsung is particularly important. In addition, I suggest that we can accumulate investment in Taiwan in the near future."

We will increase the order volume and stock up on a batch of chips first."

Wang Yufei did not explicitly mention his grievances with Apple and Intel, so this matter cannot be brought to the table. Of course, the deterrent effect cannot last forever, but I believe that it is still possible to leave enough time for brain-computer chips.

Ge Lingyue nodded, thought for a while and said: "How about this, boss, you have experience in dealing with these foreign companies. How about when Samsung contacts me again, why don't you personally come forward and negotiate the general direction first?"

Wang Yufei nodded and said: "Okay!"

It’s not like I don’t believe Ge Lingyue.

But Ge Lingyue's pure business cooperation thinking model is still not consistent with Wang Yufei's ideas in this area.

On the contrary, Gu Bingjun had similar thoughts to Wang Yufei.

These signs were finalized at the dinner table, and the food was finally put on the table. Wang Yufei made an exception and took the initiative to order a bottle of wine, briefly celebrated Gu Bingjun's arrival, and probably made some plans with Gu Bingjun about the future tasks of the operating system division, and then took the lead.

The banquet is officially over.

Gu Bingjun directly booked a flight back to Mingzhu the next day. He expected to stay in Mingzhu for a week to handle his affairs in Mingzhu, and then start a new journey in China Capital with his employees who were willing to come to the capital to continue their struggle.

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Of course, finally having teamwork is also a challenge for Wang Yufei.

Although there will be many people who can share his work in the future, the time when Gu Bingjun was preparing has become his busiest time.

He needs to complete a lot of explanatory documentation.

After all, fighting in a group is different from working alone.

Wang Yufei has a very detailed framework concept for the entire new computer language system and command format. He certainly has no problem using it himself, but if he wants others to make a brand-new prediction, various explanations are indispensable.

After all, he couldn't put his thoughts directly into other people's heads.

While Wang Yufei was busy sorting out the operating system, a high-profile meeting was going on in Silicon Valley thousands of miles away.

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There is a kind of law in this world, which requires preconditions within the scope of science to take effect, but when used in daily life, people can often relate to it. The most representative one is Murphy's Law.

American engineer Murphy made a conclusion after an experiment: If there are multiple ways to do a certain job, and one of them will cause an accident, then someone will definitely do it this way.

From an engineering perspective, there are two preconditions for realizing Murphy's Law, one is a probability greater than zero, and the other is that the time is long enough, or that there are enough samples.

But when this law is extended, it becomes that if there is a possibility that things will go bad, no matter how small the possibility is, it will always happen. It talks about the necessity of accident.

At this time, at Apple in Silicon Valley, this high-profile meeting seems to be once again confirming the effect of Murphy's Law.

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Yes, executives from major companies gathered in Apple's large conference room today.

Apple President Tim Cook, Google and its parent company Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, Intel President Steven, Qualcomm Chairman Paul Jacobs, AMD President and CEO Su Zifeng...

In addition to the big guys on site, there are also four video conference seats.

Microsoft President Brad Smith, IBM Senior Vice President of Cognitive Software Kasina, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Chairman Liu Jiren, and ASML President Peter.

It can be said that this conference gathered 90% of the power of the world's semiconductor industry.
Chapter completed!