Graphene Miniature Photonic Quantum Computer (13)
"Pisfu, Andre, you two are the stars today! Yes, without a doubt, the stars! Tell me, what rewards do you want?" Chen Mengchuan's smile was radiant.
After spending countless US Dollars to poach this group of top frontline chip R&D engineers from Intel, IBM, and the United States, and authorizing A-Chen to give them every possible assistance, he had finally gained his first real harvest after nearly two years!
Unlike the graphene project department's other team, which worked on graphene oxide cancer-suppressing implantation techniques, graphene chip technology was the core foundational technology Chen Mengchuan could envision for the future.
"Haha, Chen, you really are a benevolent BOSS. I like you." Andre laughed as he threw an arm around Chen Mengchuan's shoulders.
"This is our job, BOSS," Pisfu said with a smile.
Chen Mengchuan shook his head. "Yes, I know. Of course it's your job, but you did it brilliantly! You know, guys, the whole world will change because of you!"
Pisfu brought over a metal sheet. Mounted on it was a not particularly large piece holding a row of tiny square, translucent graphene crystal plates.
Chen Mengchuan took it and asked, "This is a graphene chip?"
"Actually, this is a central processing unit, a CPU. We spaced them far apart to make them easier to observe," Pisfu said.
Chen Mengchuan raised the translucent CPU. It was truly difficult to imagine that these tiny translucent white pieces, which looked like solid gel, were actually a CPU.
"Graphene tri-transistors have many advantages. Aside from their reliability and low power consumption, their state-switching time is far shorter than that of vacuum tubes and silicon transistors, giving CPUs greater speed while also making them smaller..." Pisfu began explaining in detail the advantages of graphene tri-transistors, as well as