Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 220

Ryan couldn’t help but take a sharp breath.

He thought Carlisle was absolutely right–foreign technology was far more advanced.

Most of the current local high–tech products were imported.

Nokia and Motorola held nearly 60% of the global mobile phone market.

If anyone else had said that, Ryan would have dismissed them as crazy.

But his opinion changed since it was coming from Carlisle.

After their long conversation the night before, Ryan had gained a fresh appreciation for Carlisle. His perspective had been thoroughly shaken.

So, he believed that what Carlisle was suggesting was entirely possible.

Ryan took a gulp of his now lukewarm tea.

He cleared his throat before speaking earnestly, “But you must mentally prepare yourself.

“Developing this chip will require a huge investment, and there’s no guarantee of success.”

“Where there’s a will, there’s a way. I believe we’ll make it! Don’t worry about the money. If we need more, just let me know anytime.”

Carlisle naturally understood the difficulties of developing a chip from–scratch.

with the intricacies of

but it wasn’t until 2009

first chip.

was already achieving 15 billion in annual sales four years ago.

with that kind of success, it took them five years to

for the investment, it was an incomprehensible

doing

least giving Ryan a

Carlisle had considered sharing the chip development

reveal the concept and functionalities of future chips to Orion, it would be like giving them a head start–they’d

his hold on the mobile phone

strapped for cash at the moment. The 50 million you provided

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to bring in a

chip development industry.

overseas.

“Sure. Once the company is officially in my name tomorrow, I’ll inject some funds into it.”

Ryan–after all, he had already divulged the core secrets

to be cautious.

late. We’ll head to the business registration office together tomorrow,” Ryan said, his eyes betraying a hint of sadness.

hard on for over 20 years wasn’t something

about.

I’ll head back to sleep,” Carlisle said.