A high-end lithography machine cost hundreds of millions of dollars at the very least.
Not long ago, the large, high-end lithography machine the Netherlands gifted to Huaxia had been worth $230 million.
As for the Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography Machine, the Netherlands would never sell it. They treated it like a treasure.
After all, it was their trump card.
The greatest use of a lithography machine was chip manufacturing. This kind of machine was Huaxia's biggest weakness, and virtually all of the country's lithography machines relied on imports.
Why were lithography machines so important? Because whether it was a phone or computer chip, or even a camera, many things depended on them.
Huawei's Snapdragon Kirin phone chips also couldn't do without help from foreign lithography machines. As long as the other side locked down the technology, even a powerhouse like Huawei could only helplessly wait.
That was the gap in core technology: if you didn't have it but I did, you had to listen to me.
But now, this lithography machine belonged to Jiang Siming.
Naturally, it belonged to Huaxia as well.
"What good people! These Dutch guys are really generous!" Jiang Siming praised.
Just look at what the Indians had produced, then look at this.
The Dutch captain had never dreamed that he was merely playing a game, yet had inadvertently given his country's most advanced technology to someone else.
Judging from the fact that this fragment required nine composite fragments, one could already tell how valuable it was.
Once Jiang Siming brought this thing out, he would absolutely become the father of every phone, computer, and camera manufacturer in Huaxia. They would all have to beg him for help.
At the thought, Jiang Siming beamed. After using the Universal Fragment to complete it, he carefully stored it away.
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