Networked Dream: Construct a stable Dream Net, transmit the signals from all Dream Control Helmets to the Dream Net, and have the server uniformly provide dream calculations and corrections.
This step includes the following sections, along with an attached simplified mathematical diagram. Refer to the diagram to complete the technical breakthrough.
1. Building the Server
Dream Net data flows were complex and ever-changing, and traditional computers could hardly handle the server's workload. A Brain-Mimicking Supercomputer had to be used. Please debug the server according to the simplified mathematical diagram, and continuously expand the server's scale as the number of users grew to meet demand.
The corners of Song He's lips curled up slightly.
The point he cared about most was the technological barrier. A groundbreaking product as valuable as the Dream Control Helmet would inevitably be imitated by countless companies once it entered the market!
The higher the technological barrier, the greater the difficulty of imitation, and the longer this technology could remain in his hands!
The helmet itself already had a technological barrier. Now the server would require a Brain-Mimicking Supercomputer, and the world's most mature Brain-Mimicking Supercomputers were his own company's products. That added another layer of insurance!
As he read on, Song He's expression changed slightly.
2. High-Speed Transmission
For the Dream Net to operate smoothly, high-speed signal transmission was required. The data transmission speed between the helmets and the server had to reach at least 700 Gbps per second. Please build a high-speed transmission system to ensure that the Dream Net operated smoothly without lag and to prevent large numbers of Networked Dream bugs from appearing.
This step could no longer be done by himself. He could only look for a communications company.
Song He did not know much about signal transmission. He picked up his