Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 715

"We've finished the discussions. According to your decision, we will let Holden Microchips International manufacture eight-inch wafers while the smaller wafers will be manufactured by Premier Technology. I'll send someone to sign the contracts tomorrow."

"How is the progress on the CPU sample?" The CPU was still Carlisle's biggest concern. After all, it was like the heart of a mobile phone.

"We completed the sample yesterday, but we haven't had time to package it yet." Ryan took out an intricate box from his pocket.

There was an unpackaged mobile phone CPU in it. It was small and exquisite and was

covered with transistors and circuits. Without the protection of an outer shell, the complex, delicate structures were clearly visible.

Carlisle picked up the box and looked closely at the chip. He asked in a low voice, "How much functionality of the Govan system can be realized?"

"Ten percent..." Ryan hung his head awkwardly. "This chip can only carry out the most basic functions of the Govan system. Our self-developed chip will probably only have tangible progress after another year."

"Do we lack people or money?" The chip was giving Carlisle a headache.

No wonder the leading phone manufacturers in the future had such trouble with self- developing chips. Even Orion, a leading company in technology, needed five years before launching their first chip. They had named it the chimera chip.

chip, we need to start with the structure of the chip. If we

it with wood, cement, or other

new chip architecture. After we're done with that, we'll need to start on the core.

wanted them to use a completely new architecture so that they wouldn't be

brand-new architecture wasn't an easy feat

moment. He turned to Selena, who was taking meeting minutes beside him, and said, "Ms. Johansen, tell Mr.

anxious. Was

Hank and asked, "How far has your system development

of tea calmly before

curved up at the

android, had spent a year with his team before they came up with the prototype.

it had only taken Hank and his team three months to complete the first operating system for

versions that are compatible with nine types of CPUs. If they make the CPU well, our phone will be great. If the CPU isn't

knock on the door. It was

"Come in." Carlisle nodded.

walked into the conference room and