The World Bank was also a bank. It was simply affiliated with the United Nations, which made it appear more impartial in name. Thus, when matters concerned the interests of banks or financial institutions around the world, it would sometimes step forward to take the lead in coordinating cooperation.
Such as this information technology research project on cross-blockchain transaction protocols.
The results produced by the research teams participating in this project would all be submitted first to the World Bank's Information and Technology Solutions Department.
The department's function was obvious from its name: it provided information technology support specifically for the World Bank.
Therefore, the results of this project would all be reviewed by that department.
And the head of that department was the World Bank's Chief Information Officer.
Inside the World Bank Chief Information Officer's office, Brian Winston was looking over a stack of A4 papers. Printed on them was a paper titled, "A New Polynomial Expansion Brings the Critical Line Theorem of the Riemann Hypothesis to 50%."
It was Xiao Yi's paper!
As he read it, the Chief Information Officer kept praising it. "Beautiful. This is truly beautiful..."
"This polynomial expansion method is simply exquisite..."
"This is incredible!"
As the World Bank's Chief Information Officer, Winston's technical expertise went without saying.
And although he was already in his fifties and worth hundreds of millions, he had never lost his drive to learn.
He did not merely keep studying computer technology; he also remained interested in new mathematical results. After all, as the saying went, computers were life, while mathematics was a dream!
That was why he was currently reading this paper, which had recently caused quite a stir in the mathematical community.
Moreover, Xiao's Polynomial Expansion was not something that could not be applied to computers. It