Intel and Samsung were both willing to exchange Lithography Machines for seismometers, an answer that surprised Chen Mo.
He had originally thought that having even one company willing to make the trade would be enough, since their goal was to obtain Lithography Machines. Now that there were two companies, he could not have asked for more.
The seismometers did not cost much to make, and he would not mind getting one extra Lithography Machine.
"Both companies want four seismometers and have no other requirements," Zhao Min said.
"Four? They certainly aren't getting the short end of the deal." Chen Mo said, "Trade with them. We're not short one seismometer anyway."
The news had only been released a short while ago, yet the two companies had already contacted them. Their intentions were obvious: they wanted to use the seismometers to study Earthquake Early Warning technology.
"Alright." Zhao Min immediately agreed.
The seismometers were intended for export. Since they dared to export them, they naturally were not afraid of technological leaks. The core chips, the algorithms within them, and the seismometer system were all encrypted. Obtaining the algorithms would be nearly impossible, so Chen Mo was not worried that they could replicate the seismometers.
Even if they manufactured all the hardware, without the core algorithms and the seismometer system, it would only be an empty shell, completely useless.
Both sides wanted the exchange, so there was no resistance to trading with the two companies. South Korea and the United States wanted seismometers, while Ant Army Company and Huaxia wanted Lithography Machines. Both were cutting-edge technologies, and each side got what it needed, so the governments of the three countries placed no restrictions on the exchanges.
Two weeks later, the exchanges were completed smoothly.
Chishang Jiang sat in Intel's reception room, his face