Chapter 72: Fighting Side By Side
When the White Alliance’s sanctions announcement reached China, it immediately caused an uproar on the network.
The White Alliance, led by the Great Beauty, has indeed always been extremely shameless in targeting China.
From the initial high technology equipment embargo to the later suppression of certain China technology companies. They carried out these actions with utmost righteousness.
And now, they have directly torn off their face and imposed large-scale sanctions on vendors related to using Xinghai chips.
Immediately after, two kinds of voices on the network also argued fiercely.
One side kept cursing the White Alliance’s shamelessness with extremely angry tones.
The other side mocked Xinghai Technology, saying it brought disaster upon itself and couldn’t live, clearly having plenty of opportunities to cooperate with the whole world, yet insisting on eating alone.
“Xinghai deserves to die.”
A’dai sat in the office, calmly deleting this comment without any change in expression.
Speaking of which, it has to be Boss Fan, who has never flinched when facing the White Alliance.
While sighing that he had followed the right person, A’dai emotionlessly like a god of death continuously deleted, banned, and blocked in one go in Xinghai’s community.
When Fan Ren returned and passed by his office, he poked his head in to take a look.
“Boss, come quickly!”
“What’s the matter?”
Seeing that he was called, he pushed open the door and walked in.
A’dai pointed at the computer screen and laughed: “Look, this IP has been cursing our Xinghai everywhere these past few days.”
Fan Ren glanced at it and didn’t care; now even a very small portion of people domestically, the whole world is cursing Xinghai.
It was no longer fresh.
A’dai also knew Fan Ren didn’t understand what it meant and didn’t waste words; he rapidly typed on the keyboard with both hands, and soon a row of information appeared on the monitor.
“Hehe, a wanted criminal.”
Only then did Fan Ren recognize that the person’s avatar that popped up on the screen was Ma Wei, who had previously embezzled 10 billion from Deli Electric Power and fled.
“No need to bother with him, just record the information and send it to the J side.”
“Got it.” A’dai nodded, not minding; he didn’t know much about the matters involved here.
All the way back to the office, after pushing open the door, Fan Ren discovered that his nest had been moved away.
“Still thinking of sleeping in the office?”
Zeng Yingying’s voice came from behind; Fan Ren turned his head and saw her wearing rubber gloves, looking at him helplessly.
“Hasn’t the R&D work come to a segment? The house I found for you, you haven’t gone to live there, and it’s not far from here.”
Only then did Fan Ren react; he had a residence in the industrial park.
It’s just that.
Thinking that his neighbor was General Manager of Xinghai Jin Qiaoying, he subconsciously felt some resistance.
Zeng Yingying didn’t care about these; these two lived in the only high-end apartment building in the industrial park, close enough that one janitor could handle the cleaning.
So much more convenient.
Fan Ren sat on the sofa, lit a cigarette, and listened to Zeng Yingying’s nagging without retorting.
Seeing this, Zeng Yingying subconsciously took off her gloves, went forward to brew tea for him, her actions extremely proficient, clearly having done this job for a while.
“After such a long time, thank you for taking care of me.”
Fan Ren slowly sighed; in less than a year’s laboratory life, food, clothing, and shelter were basically all handled by Zeng Yingying.
A logistics department supervisor had essentially become his life secretary.
Zeng Yingying didn’t care about these; for the chip laboratory side, what she was responsible for was only ensuring Fan Ren’s life-related matters. The other researchers might work overtime, but they wouldn’t rest here, so she didn’t have to worry about too many affairs.
Only Fan Ren ate and lived in this not-too-big office.
Here, she wasn’t particularly busy, and there was no pressure.
Besides, now her monthly salary was as high as 100,000, so what was there to be dissatisfied with?
“Drink it, go back to the residence to sleep tonight, don’t sleep in the office.”
Zeng Yingying pushed the teacup in front of Fan Ren, then instructed once more, didn’t stay longer, and withdrew.
Fan Ren carried the teacup to the desk, squinted his eyes and drank a sip of the warm tea, then opened the nuclear fusion related information to study.
Three days later, Science Park, Domestic Semiconductor Alliance conference venue.
Today’s meeting was actually relatively closed in nature; most of the people at the venue were representatives from various enterprises in the chip application field, as well as a few enterprise chairmen.
And precisely because of this, except for a few photographers responsible for recording the meeting, there were no media reporters present.
However, after many enterprise bosses arrived at the scene, they were surprised to find that what they originally thought was just a standard negotiation meeting for the chip industry had its level elevated a lot due to the presence of four special persons.
When Fan Ren heard that Jin Qiaoying came to report, he also panicked.
In the huge meeting room, dozens of people were divided into three rows inside and out, seated around the center.
He didn’t dare to be arrogant, and thinking of waiting for everyone to arrive, he came to the meeting room; when he pushed open the door, he felt the scene was a bit too quiet.
At this moment, sitting in the innermost four seats in front of the chairman’s platform.
……
Fan Ren’s hand maintained the motion of pushing the door, momentarily stunned.
“This must be General Manager Fan, don’t stand at the door; today we came unannounced mainly to meet you, the founder of the domestic chip. As for the others, I just brought ears to listen, hehe. Come in and sit quickly.”
Elder Ye in front appeared very amiable; Fan Ren upon hearing hurriedly sat down one after the other with Jin Qiaoying behind him.
After seating, Jin Qiaoying leaned over and whispered to him that possibly because the White Alliance sanctions news spread, several mobile phone manufacturers with a lot of business abroad didn’t show up today.
Fan Ren’s gaze swept over a few empty seats in the front row, nodded slightly, and said nothing else.
Then, he turned to the several big shots beside him and said first: “Leaders, thank you very much for coming today; to be honest, this kid is really a bit frightened.”
He gradually came back to his senses; if previously Xinghai’s success in high-voltage radio and solid-state battery could still go unnoticed, that could be understood.
But now Xinghai, with its own power, broke the White Alliance’s decades-long technological lead.
Even upon the release of the graphene chip, it directly buried traditional chips in the dust, causing traditional chips to completely lose competitiveness in performance, energy consumption, and cost.
A market of trillions was pried open by Xinghai seemingly effortlessly.
Achieving this level, it indeed couldn’t go unnoticed by the upper levels anymore.
“No need to be too polite; I heard about Xinghai’s previous cooperation with the Optical Institute not long ago. General Manager Fan, rest assured, I’m here with an attitude of learning, and hope to contribute some modest efforts within my capabilities.”
The one answering Fan Ren was Zhang Jing, about sixty years old with a square face, his attitude very friendly.
