Based on one computer, an industrial robot, and a maintenance passage occupying a total of one square meter, these 310 computers took up 310 square meters.
However, Han Yang had designed the power-leveling room with two floors, reducing its footprint to roughly 160 square meters. Including the reserved expansion area—260 square meters across two floors, or 130 square meters per floor—the total came to around 300 square meters.
That left 700 square meters for other purposes.
At this point, all 300 power-leveling computers, two business computers, and eight computers for document searches, self-study, and attending classes on Zhi Xue Web had been installed at their stations.
The electrical, network, communications, ventilation, cooling, and other systems had all been completed.
At Han Yang's command, all 310 computers sprang into action at once.
Revival Game Studio's order-taking capacity increased dramatically once again.
Back when it had only ninety-nine computers taking orders, Han Yang had chosen to accept as many high-end orders as possible in order to maximize profits, temporarily refusing low-end orders. This had damaged the studio's reputation somewhat.
Now that its capacity was sufficient, Han Yang picked up the low-end orders he had previously discarded, neatly making up for the insufficient number of high-end orders. At the same time, because his competitors had given up competing, he raised some prices moderately, though they remained lower than his competitors'.
Soon, all 300 computers were working at once. After a single day, Han Yang ran the numbers and found that he had earned nearly 300,000 that day alone!
Barring any surprises, future income would likely fluctuate around that figure without deviating too much.
At that rate, monthly income would be nine million, and annual income had already surpassed one hundred million.
The 300 computers only took up around 60% of Han Yang's computing