Crazy Entertainment System

The following time will be John's talk. (81Chinese.com)

I gave a detailed introduction to the machine, and then turned on the computer.

The machine immediately lit up, and the lighting design was so beautiful that it was loved by countless media outlets.

The photos were posted online and received countless likes from netizens.

"Damn, he's so handsome, but he's too expensive, $50,000! Just thinking about it makes my head hurt. I only make about 50,000 RMB a year for girls. Sigh, I can only look at him!"

"Don't overthink it. They're not saying anything more. This is for professionals. People who can use such machines definitely won't care about $50,000 in salary. As the saying goes, 'A skilled craftsman must first have the right tools.'"

"Sure, it's so cool! This design is just amazing. I love it, but it's too expensive. Oh well, it's good to just look at it and enjoy it."

"Damn, isn't playing games on this computer awesome!"

The press conference concluded, and reporters from more than four media outlets left Beijing.

But the global technology sector is anything but quiet at this moment.

The Wall Street Journal, a world-renowned newspaper, added a new issue within two hours of the press conference ending.

"With the rise of Chinese technology, how long can the US's encirclement and suppression continue!"

On May 1, 2027, in Beijing, the capital of China, a red nation in Asia, Chinese company Zhanlong Technology unveiled a chip belonging to China, a chip that claims to have completely independent intellectual property rights and whose performance completely surpasses the world's current desktop processors, namely the N1 and these two industry giants.

The mighty Chinese lion has awakened, and the policy of technological encirclement has begun to crumble. What means do we have to continue sanctioning China?

What will become of N1 and what will become of them? Are they ready to face the emerging power of Zhanlong Technology? Is N1, which has always been unambitious, ready to meet the challenge of this newcomer, Zhanlong?

The emergence of the Zhanlong chip, barring unforeseen circumstances, will inevitably impact the dominance of N1 and the existing three-way competition, making a three-way balance of power an inevitable trend.

The emergence of Loongson has further enhanced China's political and economic standing.

The global economic landscape is very likely to be reshaped by the emergence of Loongson technology!

The Times followed up with a report stating, "On May 1, 2027, a chip called Loongson was suddenly launched in Beijing, the capital of China, a red country in Asia. The week-long pre-launch hype did not disappoint global consumers. The emergence of Loongson will inevitably arouse the vigilance of both companies and break their decades-long global monopoly. Regardless of the outcome, the development of Loongson will be very beneficial to consumers, as it will inevitably intensify competition. In order to develop, Loongson will inevitably offer more benefits to consumers."

The French newspaper also subsequently reported that "on May 1, 2027, the red nation of China, from the Asian country of Loongson, unveiled its independently developed processor, Loongson!"

Positioned in the entry-level, performance-level, flagship, and supreme-level segments, the company has even launched a 128-bit operating system, primarily designed for servers. This demonstrates that Zhanlong Technology, the new company, is not to be underestimated.

Chen Yu, the founder of Zhanlong Technology and also the founder of r, currently the largest social networking site in France, is undoubtedly a genius. In China, he has a nickname: "prodigy".

I wonder what kind of surprises he'll bring us next!

The Korean Daily reported, "On May 1, 2027, Loongson, a chip from the red nation of China in Asia, was suddenly unveiled. Why doesn't our invincible, number one empire, South Korea, have such a company? We should reflect on this. Where is our awesome giant, Sangxing? What is it doing?!"

On May 1, 2007, in Beijing, the capital of China, a red nation in Asia, a chip called Loongson was suddenly launched, positioned as entry-level, performance-level, flagship-level, and supreme-level. They even released a 128-bit operating system, though primarily designed for servers.

But is it really a private enterprise? Or is it backed by the entire Chinese government? If so, is R also controlled by the Chinese government? We should be rational about R. We cannot allow our data to be controlled by a foreign company!

The People's Daily also followed up with a report: "On May 1, 2027, Chen Yu, a famous Chinese singer, entrepreneur and scientist, held a chip launch event at the Great Hall of the People. Loongson, my country's first truly independent processor, was unveiled."

They've positioned themselves in entry-level, performance-level, flagship, and premium segments. They've even launched a 128GB operating system, though primarily designed for servers.

As advertised, its performance is virtually unmatched at its price point.

The more national enterprises like this, the better; they are worthy of emulation by all our entrepreneurs.

At the press conference, Chen Yu said that Zhanlong Technology's purpose is not to make a profit, but to launch new scientific and technological innovations. They are not a pure enterprise, and their purpose is not simply to make money. They are doing business for the long term.

Using product profits to fund research and development is an idea that entrepreneurs across the country should learn from.

In closing, I, as the author, must also add my own emotional shout-out: "Chen Yu, well done!"

No one expected that at 7 p.m., when countless viewers across the country were watching the evening news,...

At 7:12, Zhanlong Technology was launched, taking up a full ten minutes of the presentation.

The entire report covered Zhanlong Technology, which is absolutely unprecedented in the world. We have never seen anything like it since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

However, Zhanlong Technology has succeeded. More importantly, the military has also officially recognized the comprehensive cooperation between the military and Zhanlong Technology, making Zhanlong Technology the military's designated high-tech chip supplier.

They also expressed their approval of Zhanlong Technology's philosophy.

They praised Chen Yu highly.

Chen Yu thus entered thousands of households overnight. Before, many people thought he was a singer, a singer. They never dreamed that Chen Yu was also an entrepreneur and a super awesome scientist.

The chip issue has always been a major concern for the country and its people. With the advent of the "smart chip era," the importance of chips is self-evident; they have become one of the benchmarks of national strategy.

In today's world, if you want to keep up with the times, computer chips absolutely cannot fall behind.

However, I'm always uneasy about handwriting since this technology is in the hands of foreigners.

At this moment, China finally has its own chips. How could it not be happy? Even though these chips are produced by a private company, so what! To be continued.