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"Furthermore, regarding the processor's performance, the prince told me that the performance of the same model is conservatively estimated to exceed that of the current toothpaste factory by more than 50%. So everyone doesn't need to ask about this issue anymore. When the product comes out, just go and test it for yourselves, okay?!" Gao Feiyan's words did not make the reporters leave.

Gao Feiyan truly didn't know much, so she chose to leave.

"Do you know that you've just dropped a bombshell? Our previous Global Village plan will be greatly compromised because they'll all choose to focus on the processor instead of our Global Village plan!" Gao Feiyan complained.

"I did it on purpose. The launch of Global Village will inevitably touch a nerve with national governments. We need time to buffer, otherwise the cost will be too high. So we need to see what the governments of various countries have to say first! After all, when you're on someone else's turf, you have to abide by their rules. Isn't that right?!" Chen Yu said with a smile.

"That's true, but you should at least have discussed it with me first. You've suddenly put me in a very passive position!" Gao Feiyan was still furious when she heard this.

“If I told you, you would definitely stop me. And if I told you too much, how much do you think you could hold out against the reporters’ questioning?” Chen Yu laughed. Then, with a forced smile, he added, “Alright, my dear Fei Yan, I admit I was wrong this time. But I have my own ideas. Besides, you were only besieged by reporters for a while, and the processor can’t possibly be from Weibo. Your most important task now is to build connections with governments around the world and get them to recognize us. Otherwise, we won’t have a good time in other countries. At the same time, support Facebook and let them compete with us. After all, monopolies can result in fines!” Chen Yu laughed.

"Hmph, I know!" Gao Feiyan hung up the phone with a slight sense of annoyance.

Chen Yu chuckled as he spoke into the phone.

The reporter, who had been unable to get any answers, was very dissatisfied, but there was nothing he could do. Judging from Gao Feiyan's expression, she didn't seem to know much.

I was very unwilling but had no choice but to go back and send out today's breaking news as quickly as possible. Otherwise, the news would lose its value.

As a result, on the afternoon of March 6, the entire internet was abuzz with news about global villages, cloud technology, cloud search, cloud storage, and independent intellectual property rights, which dominated the headlines of major websites.

Especially the global village.

Whether it's the global village, cloud technology, cloud search and cloud storage, or proprietary technology, they all relate to one person: Chen Yu, who is known as a prodigy in the music industry.

The most attention-grabbing topic is undoubtedly the global village.

"Wow, this prince is amazing! Forget about the global village, from now on, we'll be using Weibo for social media. It's so powerful! Maybe I can even hook up with a foreign girl. But what the heck is this 'independently developed processor'? The prince just said one thing, gave a little hint, and that was it. The country spent hundreds of billions, investing tons of manpower, resources, and money, and still couldn't develop it, but the prince did?!"

Come to think of it, today isn't April Fool's Day, is it?!

"A self-designed processor? Prince, you're just bragging. Over the years, the country has invested far too much in terms of manpower, resources, and money, but it still hasn't made a ripple. You, a mere music creator, have come up with something so amazing? There's a limit to jokes, you know!"

"I don't believe it. Although the Crown Prince is very talented, this processor is too difficult to develop. The country has invested so much money and still hasn't been able to make it."

"I don't believe it either, but the Crown Prince doesn't seem to be lying, and these kinds of things are easily exposed. The losses would be even greater that way. I'm quite interested in the global village, so I support him!"

Online, most people scoffed at Chen Yu's claim of an independently developed processor because they thought it was unrealistic, but instead praised the idea of ​​a global village.

"Xiaoyou, help me register these technologies as patents. You can decide the timing yourself!" Chen Yu said to Xiaoyou.

The patent issue had to be resolved, and to prevent any malicious interference, Chen Yu chose to handle it through Xiao You.

Registration is completed directly, all done in one go, and everything is verifiable. Based on my understanding of Xiaoyou, this will probably be another large expense.

"A total of 89234 patents, costing 8923400 fan points. A 30% discount is offered for registrations exceeding 10,000 patents at once. To round down, please pay 6 million fan points," Xiaoyou quoted.

Upon hearing this, Chen Yu couldn't help but gasp. He knew the expenses would be considerable, but he estimated it would be around one or two million. This was a whopping 600 million! That was really ruthless.

"I want to know how many patents are unavoidable," Chen Yu asked, a question that needed to be addressed.

“There are 1123 patents that cannot be bypassed, and these patents are concentrated in multiple companies. It is only suitable for solving compatibility issues. If it were not for solving compatibility issues, these 1132 patents would not exist,” Xiaoyou explained.

"Is this a basic patent?!" Chen Yu asked curiously.

“That’s right, it’s basic patents. Actually, you have patents that you can exchange licenses with them. I’ll give you the list in a bit,” Xiaoyou said.

Upon hearing this, Chen Yu immediately understood. He knew all too well how terrifying patent fees could be; sometimes, the cost of the product was even lower than the cost of the patent.

A chip may cost only $20 to produce, but the patent fees can amount to as much as $54.

Therefore, patents are a major issue, and having a large number of patents is fundamental.

This is only a two-year patent; there's still an eighteen-year patent to go. Chen Yu doesn't plan to release it all at once, but rather to release it gradually, because the patent protection period is only 20 years.

"Register!" Chen Yu said.

"Where are the documents?!" Xiaoyou asked, explaining that patent registration involves paper documents.

One country alone has over 90,000 patents. With so many countries around the world, it's terrifying to even think about.

"Keep some at my house, and some here. You can choose where to put the rest, just give a reasonable excuse!" Chen Yu said.

"!" The next moment, eight large boxes appeared in Chen Yu's room, all filled with patents.

Wow, that's great!

Chen Yu picked it up and glanced at it, discovering that the dates were all from the past, the earliest being three and a half years ago, and the most recent being 11 a.m. today.

At 1,000 yuan per serving, 90,000 servings would amount to 90 million yuan.

And then there are other countries as well.

“You’re overthinking it, kid. I applied through the PCT. All you need to do is submit an international application written in Chinese or English to the State Intellectual Property Office. Once the international filing date is determined, the application has the same validity as a regular national application in all member states,” Xiaoyou interrupted Chen Yu’s daydreaming.