First Wall

The First Wall

On the same day, in Changping, at the Computer Science Division of the Weiming Institute.

Wei Changgen and Jiang Yuan put all the mobile phones and watches they were carrying into the sealing cabinets in front of the underground laboratory's door.

Afterwards, they signed the longest non-disclosure agreement they had ever seen in their lives.

Only then did they follow Pan Jianwei into the underground laboratory.

When the laboratory's door opened, the slight fatigue from the long journey on the two academicians' faces instantly vanished.

Thirty-two two-story-tall, silver-white cryogenic modules were trapped inside the machine room by a transparent isolation barrier like a pack of giant beasts.

Wei Changgen and Jiang Yuan stared up at these behemoths with their mouths open.

In the end, it was Jiang Yuan who spoke first.

Old Pan, what... what is this? A general fault tolerance quantum computer?

Pan Jianwei smiled, nodded, and said, "Yes."

"When was this thing made?"

"A while ago."

Pan Jianwei then waved his hand and said, "Alright, don't ask. You two get to work first."

"This place is still in a state of lockdown. If it weren't for the Sir speaking up and Academician Li Dong nodding, the two of you wouldn't even be able to step through this door."

Wei Changgen and Jiang Yuan didn't feel belittled at all; instead, they nodded hastily and said, "Right, right, let's get to work first."

Following that, the technical personnel brought by the two organizations, assisted by the engineers of the Computer Science Division, inputted the first batch of tasks that needed simulation into Zhuishu.

From that day on, Zhuishu's indicator lights never went out again.

While Zhuishu was running tasks day and night, some significant yet subtle events were unfolding across the world.

The United States, the