But soon, Lee was a little excited, because he found that after he became the leader of the research team, his authority was unexpectedly high, and he was able to browse many confidential projects of the Daqian Research Center.
For example, he found a set of brand-new chip solutions in the center's confidential library, and proposed the idea of using carbon-based bioactive chips to replace silicon-based chips.
There was also the research on superintelligent AI, which could control robot dogs to do backflips and so on.
There was even an absolutely confidential project that could turn water into oil.
These black technologies were really terrifying, and the research projects were too terrifying!
"This news must be reported to the captain immediately!" Lee thought excitedly. He was now a special staff member of the United States. He originally thought that it would take a long time to get information and credit, but he did not expect to gain so much as soon as he entered the Daqian Research Center.
So he adjusted his glasses. In the middle of the glasses, there was actually a small camera that could take pictures of what he saw, and ordinary people would never be able to detect it.
He had to admit that the United States people had become very cautious this time. Previously, their people directly downloaded the information from a USB drive, which was simple and crude, and then they were caught on the spot.
After all, who would have thought that the Daqian Research Center would monitor the USB ports of all computers? Once it found that an unauthorized USB device was connected to a computer, it would directly call the police.
So this time, Lee's operation was foolproof. After all, if he took pictures directly with a camera, there would not be any traces left, and Lee would be absolutely safe.
Soon, Lee relayed the news to his superior, who was also very satisfied with Lee. In the next few years, Lee sent a lot of information to the United States, until Lee felt that he had committed a serious crime and could be exposed at any time, and planned to escape to the United States. As a result, he was caught on the spot by the Secret Service, and the whole network was destroyed while he was at it.
From the mouth of the person who caught him, Lee learned that in fact, Hua Xia did not want to catch Lee at all. After all, such a good opponent was too difficult to find. If Lee continued to work honestly, he could still live freely for a few more years.
Now, they were forced to close the net, and it was too miserable!
— — —
Compared with the slow Li, Hancock was very fast. On the tenth day, he completed all the procedures and flew directly to Hua Xia. Soon, he became a researcher in the Daqian Materials Research and Development Department. At the same time, he met the examiner who interviewed him. It was not until then that he learned that the examiner was actually the current chief engineer of the Daqian Research Center, Liu Nian, a big shot second only to Ni Guangnan.
Hancock was directly assigned to work under him. This made Hancock very excited. Could it be that his talent was finally discovered by these Hua Xia people? Could it be that he finally had the chance to show his talent?
When Hancock really started working, he was surprised to find that the research project he was assigned to was the study of various practical applications of graphene. And this graphene was a substance that he made using tape.
But shouldn't this be the first thing he made in the world?
Hancock checked all the documents and databases, but he could not find any data, papers, or information related to graphene. He was the inventor of graphene!
What surprised Hancock even more was that after he carefully read the graphene research materials given to him by the company, he found that the company's research on graphene had reached a very deep level. Even the chips based on graphene were almost ready to be produced.
Even if this chip was printed with a traditional 260nm lithography machine, its computing power would be dozens of times greater than the current most powerful chip.
That was not all. Because graphene was very thin, graphene chips could be made very small, as thin as a piece of paper. This could greatly increase the surface area of graphene chips and further improve the computing power of graphene chips. Mobile phone chips could also have computing power comparable to computer chips.
These were all studies that had already produced results. Now, the latest research on graphene chips made use of graphene's extremely thin characteristics to compound and stack multiple layers of graphene together. Just like a book, there could be hundreds of pages of graphene sheets stacked together.
Through a special structure, these stacked graphene could be equivalent to a multi-core chip. Hundreds of pages meant hundreds of cores. The computing power was simply incredible. It was beyond all imagination of the future of chips.
This was only the research on chips. At this time, the Daqian had carried out more than 10,000 different research projects on graphene. Among them, hundreds of practical applications were made. The most famous was probably the iron battery project. It turned out that the iron battery project made a major breakthrough because of the use of graphene as a conductive medium.
Even the Daqian had begun to study graphene's superconductivity and made a major breakthrough. Superconductivity at room temperature was possible!
"Oh my God, this research is worth at least 100 Nobel Prizes in Chemistry!" After reading the graphene information, Hancock was dumbfounded.
He had never thought that the materials he had developed by chance would have been studied so deeply by another research center.
Not to mention that this material was so terrifying that it could almost change the world's technology and future.
This made Hancock feel a little disappointed. After all, if these things were really developed by him, he would probably be the greatest scientist in the world.
But now, Hancock understood that he would probably be unable to leave the Daqian for the rest of his life. When he saw these confidential research materials … No, when he tore graphene with tape, he was destined to be unable to leave the Daqian's control in this life.
But fortunately, Hancock was more optimistic, especially when he found out that his monthly salary was not 10,000 US dollars, but 50,000 US dollars. For a month, he would have no complaints.
It was really good to exchange his freedom for so much.
So the next day, Hancock came to the laboratory excitedly to prepare for work. As a result, he found that there were quite a lot of researchers in the laboratory who were not Hua Xia. This made Hancock very surprised.
Graphene was such a confidential thing, yet the Daqian was willing to let so many people from other countries study it. Were they really not afraid of the secret being leaked?
"Sir, which thesis or research did you come in for?" A researcher who was working suddenly asked when he saw Hancock.
"In my experiment, I used tape to make graphene!" Hancock said proudly. Although the Daqian had graphene technology for a long time, he made graphene without any technical information at all. He was equivalent to half a graphene discoverer. This would definitely be very impressive in the laboratory.
"Sure enough!" Unexpectedly, the researcher shook his head and sighed, "You are the sixth!"
"What do you mean?" Hancock asked blankly.
"You are the sixth because of the discovery of graphene!" The researcher said with a helpless look, "I am the third, I discovered graphene in 2005. The person opposite me is the second, three months earlier than me … I mean the first one who was not Daqian. "
"Oh yes, the first one here tore graphene with tape in 2004. That's awesome!"
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