"That's all for the computer-related matters," General Wang said.
Song He sat up straight and pricked up his ears to listen.
But soon his shoulders relaxed again. The initial topic of discussion was still traditional supercomputers. The military wanted to order a batch of supercomputers that could be used on the moon, requiring reduced power consumption, improved performance, strong resistance to cosmic-ray interference, and a substantial reduction in weight.
The computer experts seemed somewhat calmer. There was no table-pounding or glaring, only arguments so heated that spittle flew everywhere, which made them seem quite well-mannered.
Song He knew nothing about the problems of the supercomputing field. As he listened, his mind gradually wandered, and he began pondering the Brain-like Computer again.
After a long while, General Wang gave a summary and finally changed the subject. "Next up is the research and development of a new type of computer!"
Song He sat up straight in an instant.
"I've noticed that the Quantum Computer field has recently made progress with new Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing..." General Wang continued.
Song He's shoulders drooped again, and he continued listening quietly.
The Quantum Computer experts were even more refined, practically a breath of fresh air. There were no arguments, only simple exchanges of doubts. Their conversation became increasingly incomprehensible. He could understand every single word, but once they were strung together, he could not understand a thing.
General Wang could actually keep up with the debates among experts in various fields. Song He guessed that he might not be the kind of general who specialized in leading troops into battle, but rather one who focused on cutting-edge technology.
The Space Force had only just been established. There were still fewer than a handful of people living in outer space, and there would not be any earth-shaking