Mo Jingchun had a lot of confidence in Wei Luxue.
Why had Wei Luxue come to work for him in the first place? Because she'd been mistreated by her previous teacher. Mo Jingchun had every reason to believe she wouldn't take the same path again, only to suffer the same hardship a second time.
Simply put, nowhere else offered as much freedom as Candy Technology.
After learning that construction was proceeding as planned, Mo Jingchun didn't ask any more questions. He turned his attention to the livestream on his computer.
As expected, the press conference ended perfectly.
But to be honest, Mo Jingchun had no idea how consumers would respond to this product, the Fourth Generation Ternary Computer.
Unlike phones, computers had long lifespans. Most people only replaced theirs every three or four years, or even less often. On the other hand, people only bought computers for a few reasons.
Work or gaming.
Whichever it was, they needed a mature, reliable device.
For work computers, the software environment was already established. To make things more convenient, people might even reinstall an older version of the operating system.
And games were even less flexible. At the very least, the system had to support the game.
In a classroom brimming with youthful energy, the students sat quietly listening to their teacher at the front of the room. There were only two exceptions: Mo Xiaoxue and Mo Hanhan, who had their heads down, working on math olympiad problems in preparation for this year's National Math Olympiad Competition.
According to their homeroom teacher, the National Math Olympiad Competition would be held in the Capital City, where all the contestants would gather.
The Capital City. Mo Xiaoxue knew the place well. She'd grown up there, though she didn't remember much about the city. But if