Invisible Showmanship...

The letter of intent was only a dozen pages long, and Wang Qingyu quickly finished reading its tens of thousands of words.

The cooperation the government hoped to establish with Jiuzhou Technology could broadly be divided into three areas: first, materials; second, equipment; third, systems.

All three areas centered on the Bai Yu phone. As for the materials, the government wanted the precise specifications of the new material used for the Bai Yu phone's casing. They had recognized its immense potential and were willing to pay to acquire it.

It was worth noting that Jiuzhou Technology had not patented the material. All the technical know-how remained in its hands, so anyone who wanted to steal it would have to go through Jiuzhou Technology. The government of Huaxia could hardly risk offending Bai Yang by resorting to underhanded methods, leaving a transaction as its only option.

As for equipment, the government of Huaxia had seen technology far beyond anything on the market in the Bai Yu phone and wanted to invite Jiuzhou Technology to manufacture some high-end technological equipment. They would pay for it, too, but the letter of intent did not specify what they wanted.

As for the system, the government of Huaxia was even hoping to obtain the complete source code for the Bai Yu phone's operating system!

After all, the system was incredibly powerful, far beyond anything else on the market. Using it for national defense and military affairs would be immensely significant, so it was only natural that the country wanted control of it.

A letter of intent was only a letter of intent. It did not specify details like prices. With this kind of cooperation, the parties first agreed on the general terms, then discussed the specifics. It was not something they could settle in a