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"Daqian's second batch of Qiankun Bian and Qianjue game consoles are on sale!" Players who had been struggling with various rumors for a long time finally waited for early August, and when Daqian's promised second batch of game consoles were released.

Sure enough, Qiankun Binding Handheld and Qianjue game consoles appeared in steam game stores all over the world. For a moment, players flocked to each other again, and the sales situation was very lively.

How could this make Ken Ryogi feel worried and scared? Did Daqian really find a channel for purchasing new chips?

This seems to be impossible, such as Daqian asked other companies or dealers to purchase on their behalf.

So, Intel found a way to buy some second batch of Qiankun Binding Handheld Machines, checked the chips inside, and found that this batch of chips was indeed from other batches, and Daqian made chips through other channels.

Later, Intel learned that Daqian purchased a large amount of chip inventory from them through various channels in China and many dealers around the world in one month, and then used them all on the second batch of machines, which led to the second batch of sales.

"We must crack down on this behavior!" Black then slapped the table at Intel's senior meeting and said, "Split goods are a huge harm to Intel's sales network. Any dealer who dares to interfere in the contract will directly cancel their dealer qualifications and compensate us for huge losses!"

Black's order shocked Intel, and those dealers even more.

Although Intel's sales contract clearly states regulations such as prohibiting interchange goods, dealers actually do not take it seriously. As long as they do not blatantly interchange goods, Intel generally chooses to turn a blind eye.

And even if first-level and second-level dealers can avoid crossing goods, at a more subdivided level, can you still prohibit those dealers from crossing goods?

Moreover, interfering goods generally will not affect Intel's interests, so Intel has always turned a blind eye, and the dealers below have reached a tacit understanding with Intel. Isn't it great that everyone can make money?

But what many dealers did not expect was that Intel's methods of handling were so ruthless.

In just one week, all the dealers responsible for selling the chips that were detected to have an incorrect batch number were directly persuaded to withdraw, including three first-level dealers, which can win the agency rights of the entire country. As for other levels of dealers, a lot of them were fired, and in the end, nearly 12% of the dealers were forcibly terminated by Intel during this storm.

Well, the price of chips is very exaggerated now. Even if 12% of dealers are fired, and 1,200% of dealers will use money to beg Intel's agency rights. After all, fools now know that as long as you can get the chip, it's money!

As for those dealers who were fired, they were naturally full of hatred.

Yes, they sold the chips to Daqian, but Daqian offered a higher price to collect them. How can they not sell them? If they don’t sell them, are they still qualified merchants?

Moreover, Daqian is an enterprise user, not an ordinary consumer. Selling chips to Daqian will not lose any profit for Intel. Why did Intel react so much?

Of course, some people also smell it. Intel is targeting Daqian. Isn’t it just to make trouble if you sell chips to Daqian?

But the problem is, if Intel wants to ban Daqian, then just say it, you can't sell it to Daqian. If you say that, I will definitely not sell it.

But you don’t say that you have to pretend to be a good person, you have to be a bitch and a archway. But I don’t know that Intel and Daqian can’t get along with you, I just want to make some money.

Anyway, these disqualified dealers were very angry, but they didn't have a penny to use. New dealers came immediately, and each dealer also paid a large amount of entry fee, which also made Intel make another big profit.

However, this time all the dealers learned their lessons and knew that Intel was banning Daqian, they would never dare to sell their chips to Daqian again.

At the same time, this also made people in the entire circle confirm this.

"Hahahaha!" Ken Ryogi's face was filled with a satisfied smile. Just now, more than a dozen game developers contacted Sony and expressed their willingness to develop games for Sony's PSP handheld console.

You know, this is the first batch of manufacturers that have actively expressed their willingness to develop games for PSP since Daqian's Qiankun became a salesperson!

After all, the sales of PSP is really a bit miserable. Now it is less than 10% of the change. This is the data that is destined to fail. Only if a game developer is willing to take the initiative to develop games will there be ghosts.

But now, these game developers have come to the door on their own initiative.

What does this mean?

This shows that even these game developers have already smelled something wrong in the air. They smelled Intel intends to use chips to strangle Daqian's neck, and Daqian seems to have no other way except to slash his neck.

After all, the most advanced chips in the world are all in Intel. Unless Daqian's handheld console is willing to be one generation away from its opponent, Daqian's handheld console cannot even be built.

So the PSP that looks very bad now is actually a big wave of SS in the future. If they can get along well with Sony Games and launch games on PSP, how much more benefits can their company get!

Stimulated by these clevernesses, many game companies have begun to negotiate with Sony, including large game development companies like Korami. The originally deserted PSP seemed to have come alive in an instant. How could this not make Ken Ryogi's face full of smiles?

Sure enough, winning over Intel is a good move, a great move!!

What surprised Ken Ryogi even more was that through the news conveyed by some business intelligence organizations, many Daqian executives began to secretly meet other companies around the world that can also produce chips, such as Samsung, Canon, etc., and asked them whether they could provide the CPU needed by Qiankun and Qianjue.

But it is obvious that these manufacturers cannot provide products of this level, so Daqian has been hitting walls and has been struggling for half a month, but has not gotten anything.

At the same time, more and more players are beginning to complain on the Internet about the Hongmeng system's constant crash. Anyway, as long as new CPUs are sold every day, more and more players will complain about the Hongmeng's failure.

According to the survey, Daqian may have lost more than 200,000 Hongmeng users in the past month.

This data doesn't sound like a lot, but for the Hongmeng system, which currently has a total number of users of only over 10 million, it is equivalent to a huge loss of 2%, which is definitely a super bad news.

On July 15, another major news came. Jia Yapeng personally boarded the plane to the United States, but did not announce the itinerary or business plan.

Obviously, Jia Yapeng came for Intel.