Mr. Ding's thoughts were just a microcosm of the countless business owners who were interested in the quantum computer landing in the docking area.
When Star Sky Technology announced that the Star Voyage One would land in Shanghai, countless companies sent representatives to this city to inspect the investment environment of this development zone.
The Jinling high-tech zone was basically saturated, but this was almost undeveloped land.
While Mr. Ding was worrying about which land to buy and which bank to borrow from, there was a row of men in casual clothes and hard hats standing at the construction site of the Star Voyage One supercomputing center.
Among them was the person in charge of the development zone management committee, as well as the person in charge of investment in the municipal party committee. Other than that, there was Director Li from Beijing, as well as Lu Zhou himself.
"This is incredible …"
Director Li looked up at the towering steel skeleton and concrete structure. He said emotionally, "It's only been two months, and it's already built like this. It's like … "
Faced with this spectacular scene, he was speechless for a while. He couldn't find a suitable word to describe what he was feeling right now.
Lu Zhou, who was standing next to him, smiled and spoke in a joking tone.
"It's like it grew out of the ground, right?"
Director Li nodded slowly.
"That's what I mean."
It was not difficult to build a building in two months, but it was really exaggerated to build a building like this.
"Modular construction technology."
Lu Zhou squinted his eyes and said, "Actually, I don't understand it very well. I just heard from the people in our institute that this is an engineering theory hatched by them, China State Construction Engineering, and Shanghai Heavy Industry Group on the lunar construction project. After some modifications, they found out that there is a lot of significance in using Earth's gravity as a reference. Especially when building the main structure, it can save a lot of time, so we just used it."
Director Li sighed softly.
"Sure enough, science and technology are the number one productive force."
Lu Zhou smiled.
"Of course."
"Actually, I have another question …" Seeing that Lu Zhou's eyes were starting to look weird, Director Li, who suddenly realized something, quickly added, "Don't look at me like that, I swear, this is really just a question."
Lu Zhou: "… Go ahead."
"Wasn't the quantum computer we tested last time only the size of a palm?" Director Li gestured with his index finger and said with a confused look on his face, "Why does it look like a high-rise building here?"
"You said it yourself. That thing is just a trial product. It can only perform specific calculations for specific problems. If we want it to handle all kinds of complex problems like a general-purpose computer, we must make a more detailed design of its quantum logic circuit gates. We must design an architecture for them, design a set of systems, and integrate them together, just like … "
After thinking about how to describe this concept, Lu Zhou continued.
"It's like organizing a bunch of stragglers into a well-trained modern army.
Director Li had a headache and said, "I only understood the last sentence, can you use this analogy next time?"
"No." Lu Zhou said in a serious manner, "Because it's not accurate."
Director Li: "… I think it's good enough that I understand the analogy."
Lu Zhou: "…"
…
Lu Zhou always believed that the fate of individuals and the fate of society as a whole were inseparable.
The reason why he was able to build the collider on the Moon was partly because the country supported him, and partly because he had the resources to support him.
After all, one could only look up at the stars when they were full.
For someone who was still worried about their livelihood, even if you told them that there were countless treasures hidden in the stars above their heads, they wouldn't be moved.
The birth of controllable fusion technology liberated productivity, and technological advances in a series of fields, such as new energy sources and new materials, made many things that could only be imagined in the past a reality.
Because of this, a series of aerospace activities, including the moon landing project, gradually became a long-term and profitable enterprise, rather than a simple consumption of social resources.
Now, Lu Zhou, or the Lunar Orbit Committee, was preparing for a larger project.
Which was the lunar mass accelerator.
If the lunar mass accelerator could be completed, it could easily send minerals from the surface of the Moon to the Earth-Moon transfer orbit.
Because of this, sending minerals from the surface of the Moon to Earth would not only have experimental value, but it would also have economic value. At least for resources like rare earth metals and helium-3, which were extremely rare on Earth.
With an endless supply of energy, the problem of scarce resources would soon be solved.
However, resources alone weren't enough.
China's economy no longer relied on resource exports, and its role in the global economy was no longer that of a raw material supplier at the bottom of the industrial chain.
In order to consolidate this position, China had to use high-end production capacity and eliminate outdated production capacity.
So far, the Jinling High-tech Zone had achieved initial success.
Relying on the research and development power of the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study, the Jinling High-tech Zone successfully represented the China industry, gaining a foothold in the fields of carbon-based materials and new energy, occupying the majority of the market share.
As for the development zone, it was a bold attempt to introduce the "Jinling High-tech Zone" model to the entire country.
Which was to use technology- intensive enterprises as the main axis and productivity-intensive enterprises as the body, forming an umbrella structure of production relations, creating a production system completely driven by research and development power.
Of course, even though these things sounded simple, they weren't easy to achieve.
Without a strong enough main axis, no matter how big the umbrella was, it wouldn't be able to withstand the storm of the international market.
This was the problem.
Whether it was the Jinling Institute for Advanced Study or Academician Lu, there was only one problem.
The Jinling High-tech Zone could rely on the research and development power of the Institute for Advanced Study, but the development zone in Shanghai wasn't so lucky.
To a large extent, the reason why the Star Voyage One Quantum Supercomputing Center chose Shanghai instead of Jinling was because of this point.
Lu Zhou hoped that through the Star Voyage One, a group of technology- intensive enterprises that focused on research and development like Star Sky Technology and treated intellectual property as their foundation.
Even though it was impossible to expect them to replicate the success of Star Sky Technology, sometimes the accumulation of quantity could produce qualitative changes.
The main axis that supported the entire umbrella didn't necessarily have to be played by a single company …
Miao Shu House
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