Earth Calendar year 15545.
Using an enclosed micro-universe as the casing for a Tachyon Computer-this wildly imaginative proposal had solved the greatest obstacle in developing the Tachyon Computer.
As the Human Federation Academy of Sciences' current highest-priority task, the Tachyon Computer project had progressed with extraordinary speed. Lü Yongchang's tireless efforts as a walking cheat code had certainly played a major role, but the hard work of countless academicians putting in overtime had been just as indispensable.
[Fuxi]-that was the name Lü Yongchang had proposed.
Unsurprisingly, it had been adopted.
Unlike conventional computers, the manufacturing process for the [Fuxi] Tachyon Computer was nothing short of revolutionary.
The entire process was not complicated. In fact, it was rather simple.
Step one: cut out a micro-universe.
Step two: completely empty its interior.
Step three: place the various Tachyon Computer components inside.
Unlike conventional computers, the components of a Tachyon Computer required almost no consideration of assembly order or wiring.
During production, every component was equipped with its own Zero-Point Furnace and self-maintenance system.
Like galaxies in a universe, these computer components were arranged in a regular pattern within a micro-universe one light-year in diameter.
There were no data transmission lines between the components. Human Civilization currently had no way to confine tachyons within such lines.
In a sense, it was like stripping a computer of every wire and data cable, then scattering its parts throughout a vast universe.
The micro-universe was small, but for a computer, it was already enormous. What computer had its size measured in light-years?
To prevent the components from shifting and colliding due to gravity or other unforeseen factors, every part was secured using Space Anchor Technology.
As its name suggested, Space Anchor Technology worked much like the anchor of a ship.
Except that a space anchor was