Su Yehao can’t help but appreciate others’ efforts to help save money.
Although it will take some time to set up the production line by yourself, since it is already many years slower than Liangxiang Group, it doesn't matter if it is earlier or later.
This team has been on the island recently and is mainly responsible for discussing the procurement of parts. They have been here for more than ten days and the talks are basically the same.
Next, I want to go to Japan. The semiconductor industry there is also quite developed. Nikon and Canon are still the mainstream in the photolithography machine industry. Mr. Ni hopes to visit there.
In earlier years.
Domestic lithography machines are not too bad. In 1980, a university developed a fourth-generation segmented projection lithography machine. The lithography accuracy reached three microns, which is close to the international mainstream level.
At that time, the lithography giant ASML had not yet been born.
Later, the threshold for developing more advanced lithography machines gradually increased, and the demand for funds also increased.
Due to various reasons, the domestic semiconductor industry has completely lagged behind, especially for cutting-edge semiconductors. There are almost no mainland companies in the list of top companies.
Mr. Ni came from that era and looked at how much Liangxiang spent on purchasing each year, and then looked at the proportion of domestically produced parts and components, and knew that he could no longer sit idly by.
At this age, I have no pursuit of material things. I just want to catch up as soon as possible to avoid falling further behind.
During meal.
Seeing that Mr. Ni wanted to visit the photolithography machine production lines of Nikon and Canon, Su Yehao nodded and told:
"Okay, if you come in as a customer, there should be no problem. I have read from the data that the lithography machine is currently stuck at the 193nm technology threshold. If we can bet on the next generation technology, is there hope for overtaking in a corner?
"
During the dinner, we drank some red date and rice wine brewed by the aboriginal people. It tasted very comfortable, but one cup after another was not always accurate. If you were not careful, you would have too much, and it would get very high.
Mr. Ni's face turned red, and he smiled and said:
"Theoretically, that's the case, but now no one knows exactly where the way out is."
"I have read some related papers. The current mainstream research and development ideas on the market are all based on the 157nm dry lithography technology path. Canon and Nikon are both trying in this direction."
"In addition, there is a new theory that is quite interesting. A Chinese-Vietnamese scientist named Lin Baojian proposed that water be used as the exposure medium. The light source wavelength is still the original 193nm, but through the refraction of water, the wavelength entering the photoresist is reduced to 134nm.
, it’s called immersion, I’ve seen it in a magazine.”
"The idea is quite interesting, but once you try this, it means overturning the previous technical route, and the cost is too high..."
Su Yehao also drank a lot of rice wine. When he heard the word "immersion", he felt that it sounded very familiar.
Since it made him feel familiar, it was actually enough to explain many problems. He immediately asked Mr. Ni: "What do you think of the research prospects of this technology? Taking the conventional route, I want to have a say in the lithography machine to a certain extent.
It probably won’t work. At this time, we may be able to find a new way by taking a different approach.”
"...I don't know much about it. If Xiao Su always wants to know, then I will go back and check it out and give you an answer in a few days?"
"Hey, we are all so familiar, so you don't need to be so polite. You can call me Xiaosu or Xiaohao. Mr. Ni, you are the anchor of our company now. All plans depend on you. If there are talents with good connections, you can also
If you join the company, your salary will definitely be higher. In addition to bonuses, you will also get a house and a car."
Slightly drunk.
Su Yehao is open-minded, and his level of polite words is not bad either. These are skills he honed out of necessity as a supervisor in his previous life.
The company has just started and there are opportunities for advancement everywhere.
The team members sent to the island to inspect this time are all good, and they are very harmonious when talking, trying their best to express themselves in front of the boss Su Yehao.
As we were chatting, the topic diverted to talking about purchasing in Japan.
Su Yehao is also going to Japan next, but unfortunately the plane is not big and cannot take so many people.
Zeng Guangpei, a student of Mr. Ni, suggested trying to use an LCD screen as a computer monitor. This thing is good, but the price is too high.
Su Yehao's marketing plan for selling computers is somewhat similar to that of rice in later generations. He planned to keep the price down first and then develop to high-end when the time is right, or he could directly start a new brand and start over, so as not to be dragged down by the low-end and affordable corporate image.
The LCD screen will definitely not be used anymore, but Su Yehao proposed to try to make a batch of them and provide them to high-end users in the mainland, while also keeping them for personal use and selling them to Hong Kong cities, casinos and other places.
It's just an advertisement to prove that the company's strength is not bad, but it just doesn't want to produce it.
Desktop computers are only one aspect, laptops must also be produced. Since a layman like Hua Shuo can build a laptop in the first two years, Su Yehao feels that he should be able to do it too. Maybe he can also try it through the newly recruited Marjorie.
Looking forward to cooperating with Huashuo.
As soon as the idea came up, Su Yehao gave it a pass.
Because I suddenly remembered that Marjorie mentioned that their company’s notebooks were heavy and expensive.
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Finished the brief communication at noon.
In the evening, Su Yehao took Nangong Tian and Jiang Yu to Kenting in the southern part of the island to watch the sea.
This island is neither big nor small. Even if you ride a motorcycle around it, it won't take too long, and the transportation is relatively convenient.
To be fair.
The sea in Kenting is far inferior to the Maldives, which is really boring.
After going around for fun, I found a hot spring hotel that night and took a bath. I set off back to Hong Kong City early the next morning, mainly to see them off. I also handed the dragon head to the old man and asked my grandpa to help follow the four.
Communicate with the expert team invited by Ninetowns.
As for Su Yehao himself.
I went to Koko Venture Capital to sign a few papers, and rushed to the airport without stopping, heading directly to Tokyo to meet with Nong Qingying.
The driver drove her Rolls-Royce Silver Spur to the airport to pick up Su Yehao, and headed to the vicinity of Ginza to find a place to eat first.
Compared with the island and the port city, the temperature here in Tokyo can freeze people stupidly.
Sitting around the small stove, grilling prawns and black pork slices himself, Su Yehao stared at Nong Qingying again and again, and asked with a smile:
"Are you okay these days? I'm going to New York next. I'll stay with you for a few days and then we'll visit the bell-ringing ceremony of the Yaomoji Group's listing together?"
"Tsk... It's rare. Once the company goes public, won't you be very busy again? Shouldn't you leave me in the hotel and not see you all day long?"
Nong Qingying is more career-oriented and has perfectly accepted the position of president of sk2 Group. He has been running around here and there recently and is really busy.
Su Yehao knew that he hadn't spent much time with her recently, so he immediately promised:
"Don't worry, even if I'm crazy busy, I will still find time to accompany you. The specific work has been left out by me. In fact, I just went to be a mascot, show my face, and take some photos for publicity."