"Gentlemen, I'm sure you all understand what the successful development of the 7nm Lithography Machine means for the industry. We will soon be able to manufacture the entire lithography machine production line. I can even responsibly tell you that, in terms of the service life of certain components, our lithography machines will far surpass ASML Company's machines of the same class."
The person responsible for explaining matters to the heads of these companies was neither Jiang Yan Hai nor Li Ruo Bai. The two of them did not yet need to attend such occasions. The task fell to another external affairs director from the research institute.
This director was not responsible for daily research work. He had actually been transferred from one of Li Yun Feng Group's companies specifically to handle external business.
For someone like Li Yun Feng, whose fortune was worth hundreds of billions and who owned countless multinational corporate giants, finding two people with formidable business capabilities for his daughter was hardly difficult.
Of course, business ability alone was not enough to qualify someone for such a position. After all, these organizations all involved classified information.
In truth, this director did not know what went on inside the research institute. He only knew about its specific achievements, then arranged cooperation between those achievements and major domestic enterprises.
He was like a high-level salesman, naturally.
After learning about production capacity and the manufacturing situation for related components, the company heads all stated that they would place orders, and the quantities would not be small.
The world's largest chip foundries were nothing more than companies like TSMC and Samsung. It was not that China did not want its own, but that it had no way to achieve it. If China had the means, then believe it or not,