Scholar’s Advanced Technological System

Dinkin Boss’s mind is just a slide in the minds of the business owners of the quantum computer in the territorial port.

As long as astronomical science and technology had just announced the landing of Star Sea I, numerous businesses had sent representatives to the city to examine the investment climate in the area of development.

The Nanjing Higher New Technologies Park has been largely saturated, but it is almost an unexploited virgin.

At a time when Dinkin Boss is troubling about which land is being taken and which bank loans are being made, the construction site at Star Sea I is standing on a row with a man wearing a safe hat.

This includes the head of the Development Zones Management Committee and the head of the Municipal Commissions, who also invest in this piece of investment. In addition, Chief Lee, who came from Tokyo, and Lord Lu Zhou himself.

“It’s incredible.”

Looking at that tall steel bone, with concrete structures, Director Lee said, “This is only two months short of time, and this has been built. It’s like…”

Faced with this spectacular image, his stomach was poor for some time, so that it was not possible to find an appropriate single word to describe the feeling at this point.

Lu Zhou laughed, standing next to him, speaking in a joke.

“Just like it grew out of the ground, right?”

The

shock in the eye has been crowded, and Director Lee has slowed down the nodded.

“That’s what I mean.”

It

‘s not hard to build a building for two months, but it’s kind of an exaggeration to cover it up like this.

“Module construction techniques.”

Lu Zhou broke his eyes and laughed, and said, “I don’t really understand, but just listen to those in our yard who said that it was a engineering theory that they and China’s construction and heavy industrial groups hatched on the Moon construction project, slightly altered, and found that the Earth’s gravity environment had a lot to learn, particularly when building the structure of the main body, which could save a number of working hours, so they could be used directly.”

After the hearing, Chief Lee lamented.

“It is true that science and technology are the first productivity.”

Lu Zhou, freshly laughed.

“It’s inevitable.”

“In fact, I have a question…” Look at Lu Zhou’s eyes starting to be wrong, and suddenly I realize what Lieutenant Lee is doing to add a word, “Don’t look at me like that, I swear, this time it’s really just a question.”

Lu Zhou: “Ask.”

“Isn’t that the last test of quantum computers, not just the size of the mask?” With a diet finger, Director Lee continued to say with confusion, “Why are you here, like the building?”

“Because you said yourself, that thing is just a test, and it can only be applied specifically to specific issues. If it is to deal with complex issues like common computers, we have to design its quantum logic road doors more precisely, design a structure for them, design a system that integrates them together, like…”

Think about how to describe this concept for a while, Lu Zhou, keep saying,

“It is as if a group of demobilized soldiers would be marched and organized into a well-trained and modern army.”

Director Lee’s headache says, “I understand the last sentence, and next time you can go straight to this common metaphor.”

“No,” Lu Zhou said exactly, “because that would be enough image, but in fact inaccurate.”

Director Lee: “I think I can understand the image.”

Lu Zhou: “…”

…

Lu Zhou has maintained that the fate of individuals and the fate of society as a whole are inextricably linked.

He was able to fix the crash machine to the moon, on the one hand, with the State supporting him in doing so, and on the other hand, with that condition.

After all, it is only in the case of meal that the stars will be eligible.

And a man who is still grieving for his livelihood, you say to him that there are countless treasures in the stars on the top of his head, and most of them will remain indifferent.

The emergence of controlled technologies liberates productivity, advances in technology in a range of areas, ranging from new energy sources to new materials, and makes many things that can only be imagined in the past a reality.

Against this large backdrop, a series of space-related activities, including the construction of the moon, have gradually evolved into a long-term and profitable cause, rather than simply the consumption of social resources.

Lu Zhou – or the Moon orbit construction committee – is now preparing a larger engineering plan.

That’s the moon quality accelerator.

If the moon quality accelerator is completed, the minerals can be easily transported from the surface of the moon to the moon.

Thus, sending minerals on the surface of the Moon to Earth will also become something that is not only experimental but also of economic value – at least for scarce and extraordinary scarce resources on the planet, such as Tibet.

The

problem of scarce resources will soon be resolved after exhaustion of energy.

However, the availability of resources alone is not enough.

The Chinese economy had long ceased to rely on resource exports and the role played in the global economy had long ceased to be the supplier of raw materials at the lowest end of the industrial chain.

In order to consolidate this position, it is necessary to phase out backward production with higher levels of energy.

To date, initial success has been achieved in the Nanjing Higher New Technologies Park.

Depending on the research and development power of the Nanjing Institute of Higher Studies, the Nanjing Higher New Technologies Park area has successfully represented the Chinese industry and has steadily followed up in the two areas of carbon base materials and new energy, accounting for the vast majority of market shares.

As for the territorial port development area, it was a bold attempt to push the “Nanjing Higher New Technologies Park model” to the entire country.

The main axis of technology-intensive enterprises, the bodies of productive intensive enterprises, the creation of an umbrella structure, and the creation of a production system entirely driven by R&D forces.

Of course, although these things seem simple, in fact it’s not that easy to do.

There is no major axis sufficient for tenacious, even if the umbrella is larger, it does not hold the storm and rain in the international market.

And that’s where the problem is.

Both the Nanjing Higher Institute and the landlord, there is only one.

Nanjing’s Higher New Technologies Park was able to rise rapidly by the research and development power of the Institute, which was less fortunate than the territorial port development area.

To a large extent, this is taken into account by the choice of the Star Sea I Quantity Super Center, not Nanjing.

Lu Zhou hopes to be able to inculcate a group of technologically intensive enterprises like astronomical science and technology, using intellectual property rights as a basic platform.

While it is unlikely that they will succeed in replicating space-based technologies, sometimes quantitative accumulation can lead to qualitative changes.

This is the whole axis of the umbrella, and it’s not necessarily a business to play.