Chapter 526: Chapter 526: Demonic Winds (Part 1)

"You mentioned it yourself, that’s under the premise of not considering the ecological environment."

Shaking his head, Mo Jingchun said earnestly:

"If you want to completely abandon the existing mature ecological environment, without absolute benefits, people won’t rashly use a trinary computer."

"A new ecological environment increases costs for any internet company."

"Rest assured, I won’t be stingy with your merits and rewards."

"What you need to do now is calm down and continue researching the third-generation machine. We need to astonish the world with our success; otherwise, why would anyone abandon the existing ecological environment, add costs, and cultivate a barren field?"

"Only interests driven by benefits can achieve that."

At this moment, Wei Luxue calmly took a lollipop from the pocket of her white lab coat, unwrapped it, and then put it in her mouth.

Then, Wei Luxue playfully blinked and said unhurriedly:

"Teacher, we’ve already considered all that you’ve mentioned. Our idea is that we can use a trinary computer to build our own supercomputer!"

"A trinary supercomputer not only consumes less energy than traditional computers, but it also doesn’t generate a lot of heat."

"Of course, most importantly, in the future we won’t have to worry about being choked by others with supercomputers. We can produce as many as we want."

Looking at everyone’s expectant eyes, Mo Jingchun was genuinely surprised again. A trinary supercomputer—this idea had never crossed his mind.

This is why people need to collaborate, because no one can consider everything alone.

Newton couldn’t, and neither could Einstein.

Mo Jingchun pondered, and everyone else in the lab held their breaths.

As long as the boss nodded, their long-standing research would achieve a leap forward—the first application of a trinary computer!

After a while, Mo Jingchun pointed at the second-generation trinary computer in the center of the lab, which was only a tenth the size of the first-generation model, and said, "Is the computer connected to the company’s intranet?"

"For safety, it’s not yet connected." The response came from Yang Chengsheng, the head of the computer research lab.

"Well done, preventative measures." Mo Jingchun fully agreed with the team’s cautious approach led by Yang Chengsheng.

However, now~~~

"Someone get a network cable, connect the second-generation trinary computer to the internet."

"Zero, set up a sandbox and then comprehensively check all the data of this computer."

Under everyone’s anticipation, Mo Jingchun smiled slightly and said, "Then, based on the collected data, use the supercomputer to simulate whether the trinary supercomputer will work, and how effective it will be."

"Copy that, boss." Zero’s lazy voice echoed in everyone’s ears, bringing not surprise but joy and apprehension.

The fear was that the simulation might fail!

"Boss, the network is connected."

Before Mo Jingchun could speak, Zero was already in action.

On the giant monitor connected to the second-generation trinary computer, a lot of garbled characters kept flashing.

Watching this, the researchers were on edge.

Even though they knew it was the artificial intelligence Zero conducting various tests on the computer, it felt too intense, causing both worry and a bit of distress.

This small computer was the result of their tireless research, akin to their child.

A minute later, the screen went black, and just as everyone thought it had crashed, the familiar desktop reappeared on the display.

"Data collection complete. Starting simulation and parallel networking."

This time, Zero made everyone wait longer than usual.

Although only ten minutes passed, Yang Chengsheng and others felt like they had endured a century.

Only Wei Luxue was carefree, still sucking on her lollipop.

Suddenly, Wei Luxue raised her eyebrows, "Teacher, do you want a lollipop too?"

The quiet atmosphere was broken by Wei Luxue’s words, drawing everyone’s attention.

Seeing Wei Luxue pull out another lollipop from somewhere, Mo Jingchun couldn’t help but twitch his mouth.

Taking a deep breath, Mo Jingchun forced a smile and said, "No, eating too many can cause cavities."

"Oh, that’s great."

Without hesitation, Wei Luxue quickly put the newly pulled out lollipop back into her pocket.

For some reason, Mo Jingchun couldn’t shake off the feeling that he was dealing with a child when facing Wei Luxue.

Height, appearance, personality, mannerisms, everything screamed to the world that she was just a kid.

At that moment, Mo Jingchun even began to doubt Wei Luxue’s actual age, wondering if the birth year on her ID was incorrect.

"Boss, the results are out."

Zero’s voice broke Mo Jingchun’s train of thought, raising everyone’s heartbeat to their throats.

Mo Jingchun remained calm; regardless of the results, it wouldn’t significantly impact him. For now, the supercomputer transaction with the higher-ups was sufficient.

"How is it?"

Unexpectedly, Zero paused for a moment.

This caused Yang Chengsheng and the others to feel a wave of disappointment until Zero suddenly playfully laughed, "Theoretically, it can rival a supercomputer!"

Zero’s words nearly left Yang Chengsheng breathless.

Such an artificial intelligence, truly—exasperating.

"Very good!" Mo Jingchun said with a smile.

"Let’s put the third-generation machine on hold for now and focus on creating the supercomputer first."

"No problem, boss!"

After departing from the computer research lab, Mo Jingchun didn’t return to his four-person laboratory.

As the elevator descended, Mo Jingchun suddenly asked, "Zero, when you were assessing the second-generation trinary computer, did you find the logic more seamless there?"

"A little bit, but it’s not a big difference for me. If it were a regular intelligent program, with some logic adjustments, the intelligence level would definitely improve."

The elevator had already stopped, and as the voice prompt indicated, the elevator door opened.

Seeing Wild Wolf and the others waiting downstairs at the lab building, Mo Jingchun nodded.

The tempered glass door of the lobby was tightly closed, and inside and outside the building were two completely different worlds.

The lobby was calm, but outside the wind was fierce, and even the sky had darkened, signaling the approach of a storm.

Through the gap of the tempered glass door, Mo Jingchun could feel the strength of the wind.

"When did the wind start?"

"Boss, about ten minutes ago."

To Mo Jingchun’s astonishment, the large green trash bin placed at the entrance of the laboratory building was blown away by the wind.

"Wow, this wind is really strong."

"The weather forecast didn’t mention strong wind or rain today."

At this point, Zero reminded unceremoniously, "An hour ago, the meteorological bureau issued a storm warning."

"Alright, let’s pretend I didn’t say that."