As the saying went, hearing was no proof, but seeing was believing. No matter how persuasive Zuckerberg sounded, nothing could match watching the process firsthand. Five Supercomputers sounded like a daunting undertaking, but for the people at the Pentagon, it was hardly impossible. Many major arms dealers with close military ties, as well as giant Internet Companies, owned Supercomputers.
There was also a Supercomputer beneath the Pentagon.
After Kuris presented his requirements to the military, they sprang into action, and everyone headed to the building's server room control center.
In less than an hour, five Supercomputers had been secured and linked into a network.
Then, under countless expectant gazes, Zuckerberg downloaded an Aili Program package from Facebook's familiar download server and plugged the USB Drive he had brought into an external port on the Supercomputer.
At the same time, Zuckerberg explained, "Everyone, this USB Drive contains the Compression Software. However, we've limited the number of times it can be used. As you all understand, this is necessary to protect our trade secrets."
Next, Zuckerberg copied the software from the USB Drive and began decompressing it...
Files emerged one after another. Following preset rules, they were placed into five separate folders, which Zuckerberg personally distributed to the five servers.
Everyone watching was filled with excitement. This was artificial intelligence! Its mysterious veil was finally about to be lifted.
The Supercomputers' efficiency was truly unparalleled. Within minutes, more than 20 TB of data had been decompressed.
Kuris and the others looked utterly dumbfounded. They had examined the Compression Software too. It was only about 0 MB, a tiny program compared with existing applications. Aili itself was also only a few dozen megabytes.
How the hell had that produced 20 TB of data?
Even generating junk data shouldn't work like this!
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