"I agree with old Curry. Just because Phantom Immortal Technology has shaken up the mobile phone industry doesn't mean it can do whatever it likes in the automotive industry. Any internet company can get into phones, but without enough experience and a solid foundation, you won't get anywhere in cars," said another man seated beside the white-haired elder.
"Plenty of people thought that before, but the facts ultimately proved them spectacularly wrong!" Mary said gravely.
As the chairman's assistant, Osalo was also entitled to attend the meeting. He spoke up. "I'm sure you all remember Phantom Immortal Technology announcing its plans for Deep Drilling Technology six months ago. Only two or three days passed between that announcement and its breakthrough in room-temperature superconducting material. Even if they misrepresented things, and we assume they'd been researching it ever since the company was founded, that still only gives them two or three months. Think about it. If they can solve in two or three months what the entire world failed to solve for decades, can we judge their capabilities by conventional standards?"
The room immediately fell silent.
Osalo continued, "Setting all that aside, think about Phantom Immortal Technology's battery technology and Charging Technology, then consider the engines used in the Golden Pangolin Device they manufacture. Their company owns the complete intellectual property rights to all these products. In other words, with just a few modifications, those technologies could also be used in cars."
Osalo's words struck their chests like a sledgehammer. They might have been accustomed to arrogance, but they were no fools. Naturally, they understood the gravity of the situation.
If Phantom Immortal Technology really produced a car with technology as revolutionary as the Phantom Spirit Phone's, it would be bad news for their companies.
Most importantly, judging by Phantom Immortal