The nanotechnology materials Chu Fei received were immensely vast and complex, yet everything had been organized and was not chaotic.
Chu Fei gave them a quick look. They could roughly be divided into four major categories:
A comprehensive overview of nanotechnology and analysis of its prospects;
The current state of nanotechnology, its applications, and its shortcomings;
Cutting-edge theoretical research in nanotechnology;
Nanotechnology research, production, and testing equipment.
The fourth category in particular was exceptionally complete. The equipment could even operate within Virtual Space to "simulate" real conditions.
"They're being this generous? They just handed it all over to me?"
Although he had obtained the technology, Chu Fei could not help feeling suspicious. It had come far too easily.
Normally, they should at least have emphasized confidentiality, then asked about the research environment here, staffing arrangements, and so on. Yet they had asked nothing and simply sent over so much material.
So there was only one truth: Nanofluid Metal technology had scratched exactly where they itched!
At that thought, Chu Fei smiled. "Who cares why? The technology is in my hands now."
The enormous collection of technical materials took Chu Fei a full two days—forty-eight hours—to download through the satellite network. Once he decompressed the files, he merely glanced over them and grinned from ear to ear.
Never mind whether the materials were complete; Chu Fei did not have the time to review them in detail. But the table of contents alone was enough to excite him.
Although Chu Fei had not studied nanotechnology much, he had inherited so much knowledge that he still had a discerning eye. With one glance, he knew this was precisely the knowledge he needed—perhaps even more than he had imagined.
After flipping through the detailed contents, Chu Fei laughed. "Even if you gave me abridged