After Chu Fei returned to his residence, he first inspected the computing center—the Quantum Computer array.
Big Data Cultivation required computer assistance. Especially as Chu Fei's Cultivation Level rose, he needed increasingly capable computers.
With computer assistance, calculations that took others decades could be completed by Chu Fei in just a few days. Powerful Quantum Computers in particular possessed unimaginable computational capacity. A tiny chip could equal the processing power of hundreds of millions of ordinary people.
That was the role of computers. It was also the most direct reason Chu Fei had pushed so hard for iterative upgrades to Quantum Computers in the past.
Big Data Cultivation required countless calculations, and as one's Cultivation Level rose and technology advanced, those calculations had to be repeatedly iterated. If every calculation took years or decades, there would be no time to do anything else.
That was why spending some time researching Quantum Computers was well worth it. Sharpening the axe did not delay the chopping of wood.
Chu Fei's supercomputer computing center now used the latest Generation 7.9 Quantum Computer technology. A single Quantum Chip equaled the processing power of ten billion ordinary people, and this supercomputer used thirty thousand Quantum Chips in parallel.
Chu Fei carefully inspected the computers. Using his powerful senses, he directly scanned every chip and every piece of hardware.
He then checked the computer research progress at Ascending Dragon Hall and was quite satisfied—the current batch of computers had been manufactured within the past half year!
Though they were all Generation 7.9 technology, research continued to iterate. The current version could be considered Generation 7.9.12, the twelfth optimized version of Generation 7.9 Quantum Computer technology.
Although Chu Fei had been gone for twenty years, the computers here had remained up to date. This was all a