It could be said that this discovery had also emerged from simulations of countless new materials. Since the Pangu System came online, new domestic materials had been constantly appearing every day. The properties and formulas of many new materials were not only recorded by scientists; anything simulated within the Pangu System was also entered into Er Dan's database.
Whenever they needed similar data again, Er Dan could retrieve it for them directly.
Jiang Yan Hai no longer knew just how much computing power and storage capacity the Electronic Warfare Program possessed. There had once been proportions to consider—for example, how many computing resources were consumed by activating the early warning system, or how many were used to connect to fighter jets.
But now, those considerations had long since vanished. No matter what he wanted to do, he could simply do it directly. As for the exact proportion of computing power used, it was probably such a tiny figure that Er Dan no longer even bothered reporting it.
So storing this data was nothing at all. Jiang Yan Hai was also unclear about the computing capacity of the Illusion Simulation Program—that was, the Pangu System. In fact, the supercomputer serving as an external data relay, with computing power far exceeding that of Shenwei Taihu Light, was merely a relay station.
The true volume of computation was likely an astronomical number.
If the Pangu System also counted as part of the Electronic Warfare Program, then calling its database limitless would not be an exaggeration—at least, it was limitless to humanity.
So many new materials were constantly being created, and many of them possessed unique properties. Sometimes, those properties produced all sorts of unusual effects.
Jiang Yan Hai was now heading to another facility, Research Institute No. 382. This institute had not previously