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It should be noted that when they first received the news, they were only scratching the surface of the chip research field. After all, the breakthroughs in the chip sector over the years had hardly been significant.
As for the core aspects like Chip Microarchitecture, they didn't even dare to think about it.
"Gulp."
Director Lu held the paper, feeling its weight as if it were a thousand pounds. His slightly aged hands trembled uncontrollably, and even his breathing became hurried.
He never expected that there would actually be a breakthrough in chip technology! A breakthrough of such magnitude!
It was like a thunderclap out of a clear sky.
Everyone was stunned for a long time, unable to regain their composure.
Their expressions were almost identical, filled with a mix of daze and tremor, with tears glistening at the corners of their eyes.
"Xiao Ji, well done!"
A female researcher whispered through her sobs, pulling out a tissue from her pocket to wipe her glasses, which had become blurry from tears.
"Good job, I knew you could do it!"
"Indeed, heroes emerge from youth; you've accomplished what we couldn't in our lifetimes!"
"Today's young people are remarkable!"
"With such young talent, the nation's true strength has hope!"
The excitement on everyone's faces was hard to conceal. For those who had dedicated most of their lives to the country and would likely continue to do so for many more years, they understood better than anyone else the significance of this Microarchitecture blueprint before them!
This is a brand new Microarchitecture, completely different from any existing technology, and it has thoroughly broken the decades-long technological blockade imposed by Western powers on China.
This is something that truly belongs to an Eastern power, embodying the wisdom of the Eastern people!
"Director Lu," Ji Yuan said, scratching his head, "although we have the Chip Microarchitecture design blueprint and the core issue has been resolved, there is still a long way to go before we can mass-produce domestic chips."
Although he did not want to dampen spirits, this was the reality. The chip industry involves too many fields; even with sufficient technological reserves, achieving domestic production is not an easy task.
Everyone fell silent again, exchanging glances among the leaders.
In the end, it was Director Lu who bravely took on the responsibility and gritted his teeth, saying, "I'll take care of this. I'll write a report and submit it to the leadership for review. Even if it costs me my life, I will push for chip localization!"
After saying that, he looked at Ji Yuan again, his expression extremely kind, as if he were looking at a beloved grandson. He patted Ji Yuan's shoulder with heartfelt appreciation and said, "You are doing great! In the coming days, continue to organize the other materials. I will personally commend you in front of the leadership!"
Afterward, he glanced at the others with a serious expression and said, "This matter concerns National Fortune; we must not be careless or let any rumors leak out! If anyone's mouth is loose, don't blame me for turning against you later!"
Director Lu's tone was almost stern and commanding; almost everyone had never seen him so severe before and instinctively nodded in agreement.
By the time they reacted, they all began to assure each other.
"Director Lu, don't worry, I still adhere to the principle of technical confidentiality."
"I stake my head on this; I am absolutely loyal to the country and the people!"
"Everyone be careful; the West has always been relentless in probing China. Once technology is leaked, it can easily raise their alertness and bring significant losses to our country!"
"Why don't we all stay here these days to assist Xiao Ji? Let's not go anywhere; a cautious approach ensures long-term safety!"
The last suggestion seemed impractical, yet it received unanimous approval from everyone.
Ji Yuan: "...."
Actually, having these people help is not a bad thing.
Although he had some understanding of chip manufacturing processes, the workload was too great. If he were to do it alone, it would inevitably take a long time, and he was reluctant to entrust the core research tasks to others.
These experts who had immersed themselves in the chip field for many years, even if their thinking patterns had become fixed, their loyalty to the country was beyond doubt.
In other words, if they couldn't be trusted, who could?
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