Ke Meng slept deeply. By the time he woke, the Nutritionist was already waiting beside him. The moment he opened his eyes, the Nutritionist rushed to make breakfast, and by the time he finished washing up, a bowl of hot porridge had been brought to his lips.
"Has the chip fabrication run finished?" Ke Meng had only just started drinking his porridge when he saw the director arrive.
A fabrication run meant manufacturing standardized chips through a series of processing steps, much like an assembly line.
"We're still working on it. It won't be that quick."
The director's smile bloomed like a chrysanthemum. Looking at Ke Meng was like looking at a walking academic heavyweight, and his eyes shone.
"I see. All right." Ke Meng left it at that without elaborating.
He really did have to rely on the Koi Continent for this, at least for manufacturing it at present.
Chip manufacturing technology had long since ceased to be a secret. Especially after Special Items appeared, many secrets of chip production had been uncovered, including technologies used in lithography machines.
More than two years earlier, Ke Meng had provided not only knowledge of materials science but also guidance on technologies related to nuclear fusion.
The breakthroughs needed for chip manufacturing had also been on the list of knowledge Ke Meng shared.
Even now, the Koi Continent's military research institutes had yet to fully digest the knowledge Ke Meng had released more than two years earlier.
"Our institute secretly succeeded in mass-producing Carbon-Based Quantum Chips a year ago. There's absolutely no problem with our fabrication capabilities," the director said urgently, thinking Ke Meng was worried about their manufacturing standards.
This fabrication run used one-nanometer precision. Naturally, the Koi Continent could not have achieved such precision without the help of Special Items.