"To craft such a chip, accumulation of knowledge is foremost," the speaker paused, reflecting on the past work of the former Union on ternary computers, which was abruptly halted, showing skepticism that such advancement could suddenly emerge to this extent. "Look at the results of the analysis and polishing, these field-effect transistors are clearly drawn using mature EDA software, they're essentially retracing the path of binary semiconductors— who would have such energy?"
Unable to fathom... "I believe this is a product of humankind, but, but do you realize the significance of the X321 series? Any IC engineer who encounters it would probably doubt they're not dreaming," the speaker continued fervently, pouring out all the doubts accumulated over the days. The expression of the Science and Technology Committee's leaders grew increasingly grave. They managed to wait until he finished before posing a sudden question:
