After Cameron left, the smile never left Shen Bing's face. He couldn't help it—he was delighted.
Cameron had agreed to help Shen Bing arrange a meeting with the owners behind the world's major cinema chains, though it would take place in the United States.
That didn't matter. Shen Bing had never intended to promote the product in person anyway.
As for whether the product could enter the U.S. market, Shen Bing wasn't worried about that either.
The White House's boycott of Phantom Immortal Technology's products extended only to the Dragon Scale System, because they genuinely feared for their domestic cybersecurity. Besides, the United States now had Aili Artificial Intelligence, which gave them the confidence to maintain the boycott.
After all, they could always trot out the banner of national security.
Aside from the Dragon Scale System, there was Dream Glass, and its steep tariffs had already been lifted.
They had no choice—the White House couldn't withstand the pressure either! The President could barely save his own skin, leaving the White House without anyone at the helm.
Dream Glass might have been nothing more than a glass curtain wall, but the enormous economic benefits behind it drew countless capitalists like cats catching the scent of fish.
During the Illusion Immortal Technology Company's previous two Dream Glass bidding rounds, many American property developers had submitted proposals, only to have every last one rejected.
Why? Because their bids were too low, of course.
Why were they too low? Because of the tariffs! Even though their offers were considerably higher than those from other countries, once the tariffs were factored in, their competitiveness plummeted.
How the hell could they accept that? Those capitalists immediately went to their representatives in Congress to stir things up. Before long, the tariffs on Dream Glass were lifted.
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