June 27. There was only one day left until the Press Conference.
The Four Major Mobile Phone Brands were coming together for a joint Press Conference, an unprecedented grand event.
Quite a few reporters were eager to get started, and many fans were also heading toward the Press Conference venue.
Ningzhou City, North Suburb Future Technology Laboratory. This was an industrial complex that Ye Fan had already bought.
At the same time, Ye Fan had acquired several companies that manufactured Mobile Camera components. They were all on the verge of bankruptcy. He had not bought them for their technology, but for their researchers.
After all, if he tried recruiting them directly, they would think his operation was too small to accommodate experts like them.
Every employee had signed confidentiality agreements and long-term contracts. If they violated them, he could sue them into bankruptcy.
Over the past few days, the laboratory had begun taking shape, and all the necessary experimental equipment had been installed.
Inside the laboratory.
Ye Fan was researching the most crucial core component of a Mobile Camera: the sensor. The sensor was the heart of a camera, and sensor technology determined the overall level of camera development.
Even the tiny Mobile Camera had many core technologies that had long been monopolized by foreign companies.
They could seize your throat at any time and leave you unable to move.
There were currently more than twenty postgraduate researchers in the factory. They might not have been among the nation's top researchers, but they had at least a decade of experience studying Mobile Camera core technologies.
Ye Fan kept his own technology scarce, feeding them inspiration bit by bit and having them tackle the camera's other core technologies, while he worked on the sensor problem himself.
Inside the laboratory, the researchers worked with fiery enthusiasm, each of them brimming with energy. They did not know why, but after coming here and following the boss's instructions to research these core technologies, they had actually begun cracking them bit by bit.
Had they become smarter?
No!
It had to be the boss's doing. The documents he gave them described the calculations, parameters, and various computational methods in detail. As long as they followed his plan, they could basically break through certain core technologies and learn them.
At present, Mobile Camera core technologies on the market were monopolized by companies such as Micron, Sharp, and Sony.
It could be said that the three of them were top-tier players in the supply chain. For companies in China to squeeze into that supply chain, they would need at least several years of development.
What Ye Fan wanted to do now was break their supply chain!
The photosensor was complete!
Ye Fan had personally created a sensor that surpassed those of all three companies. Its performance had already exceeded theirs across the board. Once the finished camera was produced, it would utterly crush them.
It would directly destroy their supply chain.
The corners of Ye Fan's lips rose. The sensor was complete, so he could let those researchers study it slowly.
Future Technology Crystal Company Headquarters.
Ye Fan had returned to his office. Tomorrow was the Press Conference for the Four Major Companies. Although it had nothing to do with him, once the Four Major Companies released the X System, it would stir up a bloody storm and draw sieges from many manufacturers and corporate groups.
He could not rely on that alone to make money.
The Holographic Projection Technology he possessed had not yet been revealed.
That technology was far too incredible. China could not possibly allow it to be put to civilian use.
It would definitely be used for military purposes first.
So he could not reveal that technology yet. He might as well see whether there was anything else.
Ye Fan closed his eyes and looked through the various future technologies in his mind.
Nuclear Fusion Reactor: 3 million reputation points!
Heavenly Eye: 2 million reputation points!
Looking at those enormous Super Technologies that made his blood boil just from hearing their names, Ye Fan was excited beyond measure. But the moment he saw their reputation point costs, he instantly wilted.
They were far too expensive.
His current reputation points were pitifully few, all right?
Warfire Hero: 10,000 reputation points!
???
So cheap? What was it?
Ye Fan began reviewing all the information on Warfire Hero. After finishing, he sharply sucked in a breath.
This...
This game was way too damn incredible.
It was a game where a thousand players fought with guns, and the winner ruled all.
Its gameplay was very similar to PUBG, with over a thousand people entering a deserted island covered in weapons for them to pick up.
This game was at least nearly ten years ahead of current gaming technology. Its key core was software capable of compressing server operation, game parsing, graphics parsing, and data package parsing, allowing a 1 GB game to be compressed to 0.1 GB and still run perfectly.
The most terrifying thing about this game was its graphics and smoothness.
It completely left every other game far behind.
Sometimes, whether a game was good depended on its production. Some depended on servers, while others depended on computer specifications. But Warfire Hero had nothing to do with any of that.
If there were not enough servers, they could just buy more.
As for computer specifications, this game would automatically compress itself again and again. Even the crappiest computer that cost just over a thousand yuan could run it perfectly.
That was what shocked Ye Fan the most.
A game with excessively high requirements would bring trouble to many game companies. If it did not suit the public, it would slowly die out until the company went bankrupt!
"This is the one!" After looking over it for most of the day, Ye Fan made his decision. He would work on phones and games at the same time. He needed to make money and earn reputation points.
The large-scale laboratory had not been built yet, so he still could not produce Graphene. That delay might last quite a while.
During this period, he would develop this game.
Host: Ye Fan! Reputation points: 15,000! Acquired Technology Units: Holographic Projection Technology, Graphene Phone Technology, Supercomputer Technology!
"Exchange for Warfire Hero!"
[Ding, 10,000 reputation points deducted. 5,000 reputation points remaining!]
Buzz!
His head only hurt slightly, and then a vast amount of memories that did not belong to him flooded into his mind. Just like before, those memories felt as though he had done them tens of thousands of times. They were exceedingly familiar.
However, Ye Fan discovered a problem from this. The fewer reputation points a technology cost to exchange, the less pain it caused.
The Graphene Phone had caused him waves of pain, while Warfire Hero only caused a mild ache.
Then if he exchanged for Nuclear Fusion in the future, would his head not explode?
Ye Fan began programming the game's framework and drafting all sorts of detailed information: weapon data, map data, and more. He roughly laid everything out and sent it directly to the Company Group Chat.
Inside the office, a group of programmers were boredly watching the backend data. They currently had no work. Their only task was monitoring the backend data, and it was extremely boring.
Ding-dong~
Every computer sounded a notification.
Everyone's eyes immediately lit up.
Since they had joined the company, this notification had never sounded before. It would only ring when the boss assigned them a task.
That meant the boss had assigned them a task!
PS: Please vote with Recommendation Tickets and support me.
Before you continue