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Chapter 47 From Now On, You're in Charge
mad!
This was the only thought in everyone's mind in the office.
An eighteen-year-old boy, facing the leading figure in China's semiconductor industry and his entire team, not only made a solemn pledge to fight to the death, but also demanded to seize the highest command of the entire project.
This is no longer a matter of confidence; it's a challenge to the dignity of the entire scientific research system.
Li Jianbin's face turned a deep purplish-red. He was trembling with rage, pointing at Lin Yu, his lips quivering but unable to utter a single word. He had never suffered such humiliation in his entire life.
"it is good."
Just as the atmosphere froze to freezing point, Chen Jiefang's voice broke the deathly silence.
He uttered only one word, yet it carried the weight of Mount Tai.
He gave Lin Yu a deep look, and a resolute madness flashed in his eyes, which had weathered countless storms.
bet!
The nation is running out of time, and so is he. Since following the conventional path is a dead end, they'll gamble the nation's fate on the future this young man speaks of!
"If you win,"
Chen Jiefang said, enunciating each word clearly, "From now on, you have the final say on the Loongson project."
Upon receiving an affirmative answer, Lin Yu's expression remained unchanged.
He simply turned to Xia Zijing and said, "Let's go, let's get to work."
After saying that, the two walked straight out of the office that symbolized the highest scientific research authority in the country, as if they were just going to the classroom next door to take a pop quiz.
Watching the two figures disappear into the distance, Li Jianbin finally recovered from his extreme anger, replaced by a cold, mocking gaze, as if looking at the dead.
"Mr. Chen, you will regret your decision today."
He looked at Chen Jiefang's retreating figure and said in a low voice, "He has no idea what he's facing. It's the power consumption wall, the sighing wall of the laws of physics! Does he think he can break it down with a little cleverness? Dream on!"
Chen Jiefang didn't turn around, but waved his hand, signaling to the guards: "Arrange a quiet room for them, and no one is allowed to disturb them except for meals."
……
A temporarily emptied archive room became the battlefield for Lin Yu and Xia Zijin.
There was no supercomputer, and no resources available to the project team.
The room contained only a whiteboard, two sets of tables and chairs, and their respective, ordinary laptops.
"What do you need me to do?"
Xia Zijing turned on her computer, and the boot screen displayed a spinning Schrödinger equation.
"Solve the problem."
Lin Yu leaned back in his chair, one hand behind his head, his eyes closed, as if he were resting.
"Open MATLAB, I'll dictate, you model. The first model uses Green's function to solve a system of nonlinear partial differential equations with stochastic boundary conditions."
A string of complex mathematical terms, so intricate they were enough to make one's scalp crawl, came out of Lin Yu's mouth in a calm and collected manner.
Xia Zijing's fingers flew across the keyboard without the slightest hesitation. On the screen, lines of code were generated at an astonishing speed.
She didn't even need to ask Lin Yu what the use of these models was, because she could smell a familiar scent in those seemingly unrelated equations—they all pointed to a common endpoint: finding a stable structure with the lowest energy in high-dimensional space.
He was using my hands to build the framework of his folded spatial structure.
The thought flashed through Xia Zijing's mind, and she typed even faster.
One person closes his eyes and speaks, as if a deity is preaching.
One person's ten fingers flew like lightning, like a believer spreading the gospel.
The small archive room seems isolated from the outside world, forming its own universe.
Meanwhile, at the other end of the base, in the main control center.
Li Jianbin and his team were gathered around the control console of the Sunway supercomputer, the atmosphere tense.
"How many rounds has the simulation model run?"
Li Jianbin asked in a deep voice.
"Reporting to Professor Li, we have run it 32 times. Each time, the power consumption curve rises vertically the moment the simulated computing power exceeds 4.5 TFlops (trillion floating-point operations per second), the core temperature instantly breaks through the 300-degree Celsius threshold, and the system automatically shuts down for protection."
A young researcher reported to his supervisor, his face full of exhaustion and frustration.
"Continue to optimize the heat dissipation algorithm! Increase the power of liquid nitrogen cooling by another five percentage points!"
Li Jianbin stubbornly gave the order.
"It's no use, Professor Li,"
A senior researcher nearby sighed, "This is no longer a heat dissipation issue. It's the architecture itself collapsing due to electromigration caused by high-speed computation. Unless we start from scratch, otherwise..."
Li Jianbin's face was so gloomy it could drip water.
Starting from scratch? Easier said than done. This architecture was the culmination of five years of hard work by their team and the result of a national investment of tens of billions of yuan.
"Where's that kid?"
Li Jianbin suddenly asked, "What's going on?"
The guard monitoring the perimeter of the data room immediately replied, "Report: The target entered the room and has not come out since. There were no unusual sounds coming from inside."
A cold smile crept across Li Jianbin's lips.
"Hmph, what a charade. They're probably hiding inside scratching their heads right now, not even figuring out what the problem is yet."
The researchers around him also smiled knowingly.
"72 hours? Let alone 72 hours, even if you gave him 72 days, he wouldn't be able to build a simulation environment."
"Young man, you don't know your own limitations. It's good to teach him a lesson and also to wake up Old Chen."
In the midst of the relaxed atmosphere, a young technician responsible for monitoring network security suddenly exclaimed in surprise.
He stared intently at the secondary screen in front of him, his brow furrowed.
"What's wrong, Xiao Wang?"
His mentor asked.
"Mr. Zhang, what do you think..."
Xiao Wang pointed to a constantly refreshing data stream on the screen, "This is the public port connecting our base to the Beijing University of Education Network, and the traffic has always been stable. But starting an hour ago, a very strange background process appeared on this port."
On the screen, the process's data packets were extremely small, almost negligible. But their appearance puzzled all the network engineers present.
That's not regular data transmission.
It looks like a jumble of disordered, chaotic digital noise.
"It sounds like some kind of signal interference, or a line fault?"
Zhang guessed.
"It doesn't look like it."
Xiao Wang shook his head. He zoomed in on a waveform of the data stream. "You see, although it looks random, there is a subtle correlation between each data packet based on a sequence of prime numbers... This... this looks like an encryption method, but I've never seen this encryption algorithm before."
"Capture its data packets and run them using our decoder."
Zhang gave the instructions.
A few minutes later, the decoder gave the results.
[Gibberish. Unable to parse.]
No one in the control center took this little incident to heart.