You promised to build cars, so why did you go into the military industry?

Chapter 78 Lingyun Vehicle Co., Ltd.

In the blink of an eye, the group arrived at a brightly lit and spacious underground area.

The noise generated by the unknown number of airflow exchangers is quite annoying.

"A supercomputing framework, currently consisting of only a computing node made up of 16 SoC chips, 1TB of memory, and a hard drive of unknown size filled with them."

However, the hard drive contains a system copy, a SoC chip manufacturing process, and a special memory production process.

Hearing the footsteps of the crowd, Li Ran turned around and introduced himself to them.

According to the instructions, we need to use a computer chip manufacturing center to produce this SoC chip, which will take approximately 16 [units/items].

It would take tens of thousands of coins to fill this supercomputer.

"16 pieces? That's more than two years' worth of production!"

This number surprised Shen Zijie quite a bit.

Because among the supercomputers he knew, the Tianhe-2, currently ranked number one in the world, only had 80,000 main processors and coprocessors combined.

"Then let's pause the other tasks for now. To use this system smoothly, we still need 50000 SoC chips."

Upon hearing Li Ran's words, Shen Zijie quickly calculated the time required: "It will take about nine months, but we can afford to wait, and it's worth the wait."

April 28, Northwest University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Qiuzhi Auditorium.

Zhang Chengyuan, whose skin had become rough once again, stood in front of the podium with high spirits.

However, before he began his presentation, he projected two photos onto the big screen.

On the left is a photo of him with space heroes, and on the right is a photo of him with the Joint 1 rocket.

These two photos successfully shocked all the science and engineering students present.

At nine o'clock in the morning, following the signal from the school leaders, Zhang Chengyuan officially began his presentation.

"Welcome, talented individuals. I am Zhang Chengyuan from United Industries. I am honored to have participated in the construction of the Tiangong space station."

The same scene played out at six top universities in the country, except for Li Ran.

As a hands-off manager of United Industries, Li Ran felt that his shallow knowledge would hardly fool these geniuses from a professional perspective.

Therefore, Li Ran took a different approach and decided to showcase some of the internal living conditions of the United Industries.

"Greetings to all the elites of Southeast Associated University. I am Li Ran, the boss of United Industries."

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"This represents the minimum, median, and maximum salaries for various positions within our industry."

"This table shows the taxes we paid to the country last year, totaling 34.27 billion yuan."

"This is our staff dormitory. The next picture shows our newly built staff residential area. Employees who have worked here for more than five years can get a unit for free."

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Soon, the presentation ended, and Li Ran, who was preparing to pack up, was surrounded by many students asking for more details.

"Remote? It won't be remote for long. With United Industries, Linjiang County will only become more and more developed. It's not impossible for it to be upgraded to a prefecture-level city at that time."

"The five social insurances and one housing fund? They are all paid at the highest rate in the local area. I'll show you the details."

"Go to space? No, no, no, our immediate goal is to land on the moon. What do you mean we haven't even started manned spaceflight? Not starting doesn't mean we don't have the technological reserves."

"A lunar rocket? It's under development, it's under development."

The students looked at Li Ran, their eyes filled with suspicion, feeling that this person was somewhat unreliable.

Over the next three days, several executives from United Industries gave presentations to students and professors from different departments at their respective schools.

They also organized a factory visit during the May Day holiday, which was free of charge, with round-trip high-speed rail service and transportation provided.

What you see with your own eyes is ultimately different from what you see in a picture.

During the visit, I even witnessed the launch of Joint One from the viewing platform.

Students from different schools gradually developed their own understanding and evaluation of United Industries.

With the July graduation season approaching, finding a satisfactory job is not easy, and the pressure of employment is weighing heavily on the hearts of many students.

It seems that United Industries would be a good place to go.

In the following months, more and more unfamiliar faces appeared at United Industries. They were young and energetic, and they brought hope and a future to United Industries.

On May 6, the first workday after the holiday, Guo Shuyan brought Zhou Jie to the office.

Zhou Jie handed over a stack of documents and said, "President Li, these documents need your signature and stamp. I need to send them to the provincial government later."

The 300 billion yuan in support funds for this year should arrive in about three working days.

"Oh? So fast?"

Li Ran quickly signed and stamped the document.

"Should we send someone to take you? How's Xiao Liu? I remember him driving quite steadily."

"Thank you very much, Mr. Li."

In the afternoon, Li Ran found Wang Bing in the production workshop.

"I want to build a factory that can produce 80 cars a year to unleash the production capacity of the base."

Which do you think is better: the heavy industrial base of Northeast China, or Chang'an or the commercial capital of the four provinces?

"You've got money now?" Wang Bing asked without looking up.

"Have you forgotten the 300 billion yuan in support funds? I'll use it to invest in heavy industry, boosting local employment and tax revenue. I don't think that's a problem."

"Then I suggest you build it in Sichuan. Jiangyang City would be best."

Li Ran rested his chin on his hand and remained silent.

"Don't understand?"

"No, I've figured it out. I'm thinking about how to make the bond deeper."

The funds arrived promptly at 9:00 AM three days later.

Immediately afterwards, Li Ran took Guo Shuyan and Zhao Jing to the county, where they passed through without any obstacles by simply using facial recognition.

After approaching the leader, Li Ran expressed his idea of ​​investing in building a factory in his hometown.

"Reconstruction?" The leader was pleasantly surprised, then spread out a map. "Where do you see that you like? Circle it!"

Reaching out to cover the southeast corner of the map, Li Ran said, "Boss, this time I'm planning to split up and relocate the Lingyun SU7-related component industries, such as the three electric systems, air conditioning, and seats."

As you know, the United Industries headquarters has been getting into all sorts of dangerous things lately, things that go from the sky to the ground.

I'd like to collaborate with our local area. The United Industrial Group will provide the technology and equipment, while the county will provide the land. We can jointly establish a factory and achieve a win-win situation.

By then, we will have achieved complete localization of all new energy vehicle components, and we can even supply them to other countries.

"Shall I have a cigarette?" the leader asked, looking at the two female colleagues.

Guo Shuyan and Zhao Jing nodded to indicate that they did not mind.

The firelight illuminated the leader's face and lit a cigarette.

Taking a deep breath and exhaling thick smoke, the leader squinted and stared at Li Ran through the smoke.

It's not about building a factory independently, it's about cooperation.

Logically speaking, this should be a good thing no matter how you look at it; it's just that it's too deeply tied to United Industries.

However, deeper integration is not necessarily a bad thing. After all, with government investment, the government can gain a more comprehensive grasp of economic data, and enterprises can better fulfill their social responsibilities.

With a manufacturing company of United Industries' size and the Lingyun SU7 selling nearly 40 vehicles annually, the mere mention of building a factory is enough to make the doorstep practically burst with customers.

Linjiang County is just too small. Even if a pie were thrown at you, you wouldn't dare to eat it.

As the saying goes, a small temple cannot contain a great Buddha; this matter must be reported.

After stubbing out his cigarette, the leader stood up, called his secretary, and together with Li Ran and others, went to the city.

The city leaders also couldn't make a decision, so they quickly took Li Ran and the others to the provincial capital.

Three days later, Li Ran happily returned to United Industries with Guo Shuyan and Zhao Jing.

A week later, Lingyun Vehicle Co., Ltd., with a registered capital of 500 billion yuan, was officially established.

The Provincial State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission contributed land and capital, holding 45% of the shares. United Industry contributed technology and equipment, holding 35% of the shares. The remaining 20% ​​of the shares are held by employees who have worked for the company for more than one year, but they only enjoy the right to dividends.

As soon as the news spread, it immediately became the focus of local people's conversations.

Half a month later, the foundation stone was laid for a 15000-mu construction site in the northwest corner of Jiangyang City.