Although Zhao Min believed the company did not need to develop chips for the time being, she would not oppose whatever Chen Mo needed.
Her annual dividends were enough to make many people green with envy.
Chen Mo had hired her for so much money not to question his decisions, but to carry out his orders.
Now that Chen Mo needed a lithography machine, her task was to get one for him. As for what he intended to develop, she would know when Chen Mo felt the time was right, just as she had with the robots.
After confirming Chen Mo's request, Zhao Min left to find him a lithography machine.
Chen Mo also returned to his office.
If he were merely developing ordinary chips, he would not need a lithography machine. He only needed to design and simulate the chip layout, send it to a foundry, and then obtain samples for technical verification.
But he was not developing ordinary chips now. He was developing superconducting chips. The materials were different, and the project was highly confidential, so he had to conduct the experiments himself.
Therefore, to design and manufacture superconducting chips, a lithography machine was essential. Not only did he need a lithography machine, he also needed a packaging machine.
Until the right opportunity arose, he would not let anyone else know that he had developed Room-Temperature Superconducting Material.
Lying on the sofa, Chen Mo closed his eyes and entered the Sci-Tech Library.
The Sci-Tech Library was his greatest source of confidence. It contained endless technology, much of which he could only stare at longingly.
At the Sci-Tech Apprentice stage, he had eight technological fields to complete. Now that Room Temperature Superconductor had been completed, he needed to begin researching the next one.
If he did not have to