April 22, Thursday.
The sky was clear for miles.
Han Luyi was still getting used to his new office. He had been in Beijing during the move, so Su Niannian had furnished it for him.
The new office was three times the size of his old one. Besides an enormous desk, it had a seating area with sofas and a dedicated tea table.
Su Niannian had also bought him a coffee machine.
Han Luyi rubbed his chin. The coffee machine looked professional enough to replace the instant coffee in his drawer. There was just one problem left-
He didn't know how to make coffee with it.
Liu Yu probably did. He seemed to know a little about everything.
Han Luyi had temporarily lent Liu Yu to Zhao Wenyuan to help establish the Beijing research institute. Once things there settled down, he would return to Haicheng.
Thinking of Zhao Wenyuan reminded Han Luyi of the difficult problem Zhao Wenyuan had given him.
The L100's packaging parameters.
What even were those? Did running a company really require knowing this much?
Han Luyi's background was in algorithms and software. If operator adaptation, which combined hardware and software, was something he half understood, then chip design, tape-outs, and packaging were things he knew absolutely nothing about.
So his only plan was to use Sight to obtain information unavailable through normal channels, then send it to Hanlian and let the professionals do what they did best.
As he thought, Han Luyi opened Sight's programmable interface.
It was time to create a new Sight skill.
As a pale blue screen unfolded before Han Luyi's eyes, lines of text began to appear.
``` [Task: L100 high-speed interconnect constraint modeling]
[Current domain mastery: 3.7%]
[Related domains: advanced packaging, die-to-die interconnects, substrate routing, signal integrity, clock synchronization, protocol stacks,