By the time Robert and the others heard that Phantom Immortal Technology's first Geothermal Power Generator would begin operating the next day, it was already seven in the evening.
Their first reaction was to wonder whether there had been some mistake.
Shen Bing had published a relevant paper in an international journal, but could anyone expect everyone in the world to read it? Or did executives at major companies have nothing better to do all day than browse academic journals? That was nonsense.
Now that they had heard the news, they were all bewildered. Was it really a good idea for a glass company to suddenly venture into the power industry?
Why did it feel as though the company was just fooling around?
Then there was that damned drilling equipment. Robert had subsequently ordered someone to search online specifically for it, and there was absolutely nothing else of the same type.
In other words, this so-called Drilling Platform had either been designed and manufactured by Phantom Immortal Technology itself, or designed in-house and manufactured by a contractor.
However, according to their intelligence, apart from purchasing large quantities of experimental instruments and equipment, Phantom Immortal Technology had not recently bought any construction machinery. That made it more likely that the company had manufactured this machine itself.
How the hell could a company stray so far from its actual business?
Some time ago, they had wondered why Phantom Immortal Technology had suddenly purchased so much raw metal. Back then, Robert and the others had leaned toward the idea that the company had invented another new type of glass. After all, adding metallic elements to glass was a fairly popular approach.
They had never expected the company to suddenly enter the mechanical processing industry and produce a behemoth like this. Yet why did