When Zhao Wenyuan received Zhou Han's call, Han Luyi happened to be sitting beside him.
The Inter-Card Interconnect protocol and operator adaptation were both nearing completion, and Han Luyi planned to return to Haicheng after the first test.
By the time the call ended, Han Luyi had a pretty good idea of what was happening.
Soon, Zhao Wenyuan received a test notice from the project manager coordinating with the State Grid Northern Branch. The latest round of testing would use shadow data from the production system.
Shadow data meant a copy of data taken from the production system in real time, with latency kept within seconds, and fed into a completely isolated test environment.
The data was identical to the live data in the production system, but it was read-only, minimizing any impact on the production system.
It was a testing method designed to be as safe as possible.
Previously, Source Intelligence had used simulated data, so it could run on its own servers. Now that real data was involved, that was no longer an option.
To conduct the test, they had to deploy the Tangyuan Model and its supporting systems in State Grid's data center, keeping all data within the internal network.
Anyone entering the data center also had to undergo a special approval process.
Source Intelligence already had four servers installed at State Grid's data center, with thirty-two L100 cards in total.
But the model deployed there had been specially tuned for equipment inspection. The dispatch model was still at the research institute, so someone had to go there to deploy it in State Grid's data center. And that data center was in Zhangjiakou, very close to the test site.
Han Luyi decided to go and see for himself.
It wasn't that he distrusted Zhao Wenyuan. He simply