Gu Siwei stretched out his hand and knocked on the table gently, making a slight thumping sound. The entire conference room fell silent, and everyone's eyes fell on Gu Siwei.

"You can build a factory, but the factory cannot be located here, it must be located in Hong Kong."

It's not easy to have a chip factory. Gu Siwei can't get closer to it, or what if it is confiscated by the United States for no reason?

Gu Siwei originally thought that others would object if he said this, but in the end no one had any objection.

"The design definitely cannot be completed in Hong Kong. The talents there are not enough to cope with such work, but if the production is placed there, I don't think it will be a big problem." Without even thinking about it, Gill opened his mouth to follow Gu Siwei's words.

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Qiao hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said: "It's not a big problem to put production in Hong Kong. AMD's production is also in Malaysia."

Huh? When Gu Siwei heard this, there was still something like this? AMD’s factory is now located in Malaysia?

What Qiao said is indeed correct. AMD's first factory was established in Malaysia in January 2003.

Does Gu Siwei think there is a mistake in his understanding? Why is Lao Mei so easy to talk to, and AMD's factory was directly dumped in Malaysia?

Lao Gu felt that this was a bit unreal.

Now he seriously suspected that his three subordinates had joined forces to dazzle him, so he hid this doubt in his heart.

There is nothing more to say next, and there will be no results after many discussions. It is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without rice. Now let alone the rice, even the pot is gone.

How can a game console play without a chip?

So, let’s break up for the rest of the day.

Gu Siwei returned to the hotel alone. He did not sleep in the hotel. Instead, he contacted several Chinese people who were studying here through people here. Of course, they were all technical people and we had a chat.

These children studying in the United States are generally from the island, and some are Chinese from Southeast Asia. This time, Gu Siwei acted as a scapegoat.

It is inevitable for college students in their twenties, who are still students from very good universities, to be high-spirited. It is normal for them to talk about electronic celebrities nowadays.

At the dinner table, Gu Siwei heard a name he knew, Zhang Zhongmou. At this time, he was already the third person in Deyi, the senior vice president. It can be said that Zhang Zhongmou at this moment is the idol of many Chinese or Chinese students, and everyone wants to be like him.

success.

Gu Siwei had no ill feelings toward Zhang Zhongmou, nor did he have any favorable impressions of him, and it had little to do with Lao Gu's life. He had an American registered permanent residence, while Lao Gu had a formal Chinese registered permanent residence, so it was nothing embarrassing.

As for cleaning up his subordinates, Lao Gu really didn't dare to think that Deyi's senior vice president would really get Marvel. With the current size of Marvel, would Marvel's surname be Zhang or Gu?

After eating and drinking until late at night, Gu Siwei was almost done. The current chip was really not as difficult as he thought, and the photolithography machine was not a particularly advanced thing.

Let’s put it this way, countries that can independently manufacture lithography machines now can do so with developed countries. It is not a cutting-edge industry. The current chip development is in a state of disorderly competition. It is not that when Siwei, Intel, etc.

An industry monopolized by a few large companies.

Now I don’t know how many chip manufacturers, large and small, are in the United States. It’s just that the quality of some manufacturers is still high, so I won’t mention them.

The biggest reason is still money.

The founders of many chip companies are technicians. They are already very poor, and since they don’t have good products, they naturally cannot make much money. They may work in factories for a year or two before they become useless.

As far as Gu Siwei knows, the current small chip companies in the United States are just like Gu Siwei saw the small restaurants on the street decades later. If a small restaurant opens and the food is good, then the small restaurant will survive. The food is done.

If it's not good and no one comes, then the restaurant will naturally close down.

After chatting with the students, Gu Siwei went for a walk and found that the current situation of the chip industry really shattered his outlook.

Gu Siwei felt that many chip companies were not as good as the ones he saw on the street with aluminum alloy doors and windows welded on their fronts.

Of course, these are all small companies. IBM and Intel will definitely not be like this because they have received investment from investors.

Seven million US dollars, Gu Siwei felt that even if it was just throwing water and making a noise, he had to set up a chip company for fun, otherwise he would not be able to get over this hurdle.

It didn't take him too much time. On the third day, Gu Siwei called Gill and others over and announced that the company was betting on chip manufacturing. The best solution was to directly buy a suitable company, so that they could start work directly.

If it really doesn't work, then buy equipment, start it in the work area here, produce in small batches, and then build a serious factory over there in Hong Kong City.

Anyway, the factory in Hong Kong must be built. If it is not built, Gu Siwei will not be happy. Even if it is a waste, Gu Siwei will still build it.

After Gu Siwei made a statement, Gill and others naturally had to get busy, especially Gill. He had to find a suitable company among the current small chip factories in the United States, and one that was willing to be acquired.

After Gu Siwei finished arranging the work, he left EA and started working on cargo A. Gu Siwei placed the contents of more than a dozen containers in the space at the designated location and asked Zhao Sanle to send someone to pick them up.

After finishing this matter, Gu Siwei simply started wandering on the streets of San Francisco.

Originally, I wanted to find some talents, just like the monarch in the game. If I had something to do, I would go to the people and I would immediately find some talented people who were lost in the countryside.

Unfortunately, reality is not a game, and Gu Siwei is not a monarch with 100+ charisma. He is just an Asian bumpkin from the East that many Americans do not look down upon.

The talent was not found, but Gu Siwei felt hungry, so he turned into a Chinese restaurant. American-style Chinese food was all sweet and sour.

Many dishes are not authentic, but there are some dishes that are quite tasty, such as steak with broccoli, which Gu Siwei quite likes.

Entering the restaurant, Gu Siwei ordered his favorite, a dish of beef and broccoli, and a dish of roasted pork with beans, the kind with sauce, which Americans call sauce.

Just as he sat down to enjoy his lunch, Gu Siwei noticed a foreigner not far from him.

It's not surprising to see a foreigner here in the United States. This is the United States, not Gu Siwei's hometown. He, Gu Siwei, is the foreigner here.

Gu Siwei felt strange because this foreigner gave Gu Siwei a very familiar feeling, as if he had seen him somewhere, but he couldn't remember it.

Just when Gu Siwei was looking at the foreigner, the foreigner looked up and saw Gu Siwei. Gu Siwei smiled at him, and he also smiled at Gu Siwei.

As he lowered his head to eat, Gu Siwei still felt as if he had seen this foreigner somewhere before, but he couldn't remember it. Unable to remember, and wanting to figure it out, Gu Siwei raised his head and paid attention to the foreigner again.

Now the foreigner was a little unhappy. Indeed, it was a bit rude for Gu Siwei to look at people like this.

So Gu Siwei simply walked over and stretched out his hand to the foreigner: "I'm sorry, because you look a bit like a friend of mine."

The foreigner laughed when he heard this. This phrase is usually used by men when talking to women. He did not expect that an Asian man would use it to him today.

"Hello, Steven, Steven Sue".

This is the English name used by Gu Siwei in Hong Kong.

"Hello, George Lucas".

The man reached out and touched Gu Siwei lightly.

boom!

Gu Siwei almost slapped himself in the face: Why the hell does he look so familiar, it turns out to be this person!

But we can't blame Siwei. George Lucas is only a few years old at this moment, and he is not the old man with white hair and a little fat body that Gu Siwei remembers.

At this time, Lucas was quite capable and a little handsome, and his mustache looked very distinctive.

"I like your movies very much" Gu Siwei said.

Lucas was stunned after hearing this. He had never thought that an Asian had seen his movie. He had made "500 Years Later" in 1971, and this movie was a hit on the street. So

Lucas has almost no reputation these days.

Hollywood, or rather society, is like this, where red tops and white tops are the norm, and this is especially true for film directors. If one film fails, many directors will not have the opportunity to make a second one.

But Lucas is Lucas, an extraordinary person.

But at this time, Lucas thought that Gu Siwei was laughing at him. Fortunately, the next words made Lucas perk up, just like when Gu Siwei heard that seven million dollars could make him the boss of a chip company -

Not sleepy anymore.

"Have you ever had the idea of ​​making a movie recently? Can I join in your plan?"

Gu Siwei now looked at Lucas as if he were a glowing golden doll, and almost saw coins in his eyes. He felt like he had picked up a wallet while walking.

When Lucas heard this, he thought it was a good thing?

Now that he has saved 90% of his money, is there anyone willing to invest money in him?

Immediately, Comrade Lucas looked at Gu Siwei and felt that this Asian man had really extraordinary temperament. He felt that the Asian man in front of him was the most handsome Asian man he had ever seen.

"I happen to have a film right now that has been shot and is being produced." Upon hearing this, Lucas immediately introduced the film he had on hand.

Gu Siwei was shocked when he heard this, and thought to himself: Don't be like "Star Wars", I have wiped the spoon and just waiting to dig out the money.

"You can join in if you're interested," Lucas said.

"Can I ask what movie it is?" Gu Siwei asked.

"American style painting," said Lucas.

Gu Siwei felt relieved after hearing this: What the hell is this?

Gu Siwei knows that Lucas is "Star Wars", knows that Cameron is "Terminator", "Titanic" and "Avatar", and knows that Spielberg is "Raiders of the Lost Ark", "ET" and "Jurassic Park"

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But what the hell is "American Grace"?

However, Gu Siwei must invest money, even if it is to build relationships. If you don’t invest in the three major directors, why would you wear them back? If you don’t earn such a comfortable money, do you want to die?!

So Gu Siwei tried to ask: "How big is the gap?"
Chapter completed!