In Shi Zunhou's view, as long as a shipborne optical computer had enough computing power and processing capacity, that was all that mattered.
A Kindling Warship was no ordinary warship.
The various modules aboard were more independent, working in tandem with the crew at their respective posts. They didn't all rely on the shipborne optical computer to handle the calculations and processing.
Take a simple example: the fire-control system aboard the Sky Peng Horizontal.
Shi Zunhou, as chief gunnery officer, commanded a group of gunners.
Whether it was aiming, charging, or firing the Star Destroyer Cannon, the super main guns, the main guns, or even the hundreds of secondary guns, all those specific operations were in their hands.
The shipborne optical computer had almost nothing to do with it.
That was nothing like an ordinary warship, where most of the entire fire-control system relied on the shipborne optical computer's calculations.
The other posts were similar.
For example, with the Abyss Eye under Liu Zhi's control, most detection results were displayed directly on the relevant virtual screens.
Only a small amount of data processing required assistance from the shipborne optical computer.
Aboard a Kindling Warship, the shipborne optical computer hadn't even become a standalone module system!
This showed just how marginal its status was.
Quite a few others shared Shi Zunhou's view.
They, too, looked somewhat disappointed.
"It's not that simple.
"Judging by the properties of this Final Movement, if we incorporate it during the Sky Peng Horizontal's next stage of evolution, then the evolved shipborne optical computer should be able to withstand most data-intrusion attacks."
Xu Zhenzhi smiled.
"That's true. It also provides a degree of resistance, which is somewhat useful.
"But I still think the Final Movement isn't quite good enough to serve as an auxiliary material for the