446: Intel’s three sharp knives

Meanwhile, when Bill Gates proposed the first topic, which was how to prevent Shuguang Technology from continuing to infringe upon the interests of the Aomei semiconductor industry, many presidents present also seemed to fall into deep thought.

But soon, President Paul Otellini of Intel took the lead in speaking:

"There are only two ways to defeat Shuguang Technology: first, we must improve our own hard power.

Second, we must use abnormal means to curb Shuguang Technology, and even eliminate the threat of Shuguang Technology in its infancy."

Hearing Paul Otellini's words, the other presidents present cast curious glances, wondering what plan Paul Otellini had?

In response, President Paul Otellini of Intel was clearly prepared, and he said with a sinister expression:

"First, regarding the improvement of hard power, I think our alliance members should slightly relax their technical patent barriers.

Now Shuguang Technology has seriously threatened our position, and we can no longer indulge in past victories.

Therefore, regarding the improvement of hard power, I propose that certain core technology patents of alliance members should try to be exchanged and authorized.

Instead of forming small fortresses like now, only to be defeated one by one by Shuguang Technology.

In addition, regarding 45-nanometer process technology.

I propose that we unite to research and develop 45-nanometer process technology together, and then share the fruits of its successful development.

After all, as chip process technology becomes more and more precise, the capital required to advance chip process technology to the next generation is becoming increasingly enormous.

This is no longer something that can be supported by a single company; the entire Semiconductor Alliance should unite to overcome the next generation of process technology!"

Hearing the words of President Paul Otellini of Intel, everyone present instantly stopped their movements and fell into deep thought.

However, in response to President Paul Otellini of Intel's suggestion, there were naturally those who objected, and the president of A.R.M at this time shook his head slightly and said:

"I have no objection to jointly developing 45-nanometer process technology, but I think it's impossible for alliance members to exchange and authorize core technology patents.

After all, if our A.R.M wanted Intel's Hyper-Threading Technology, Intel would naturally not agree, so let's talk about more realistic issues."

Hearing the words of the A.R.M president, the other presidents present also nodded slightly in agreement.

How could they authorize their own core technology to others and thus strengthen others' capabilities?

Although such mutual exchange of core technology patents would make both parties' products more competitive, they naturally did not want to do something that amounted to cultivating potential competitors.

However, as people nodded in agreement with A.R.M's words, President Paul Otellini of Intel at this moment said something that astonished everyone present:

"Who said our Intel wouldn't agree? As long as your A.R.M can provide core technology of equal value to our Hyper-Threading Technology, I, on behalf of Intel, agree."

Hearing Paul Otellini's words, the other presidents present looked at Paul Otellini with astonished expressions, not expecting Intel to be so decisive.

It seemed that Intel was indeed serious this time, and Intel truly wanted to exchange core technology patents with other companies.

Then, it would make its Core Processor more powerful and ultimately defeat Shuguang Technology's Ryzen Processor!

Thinking of this, many presidents present had a certain glint in their eyes, seemingly somewhat moved.

Although Intel was currently being severely beaten by Shuguang Technology, a centipede dies but never falls down.

They had to admit that Intel had many eye-catching core technologies in chip processors and even semiconductor process technology.

If they could obtain Intel's core technology through exchange authorization, that would be a good thing for them.

In response, Bill Gates, President of Microsoft, who was beside them, saw the expressions of intent on the faces of those present, and a faint smile also appeared on his lips.

He was very happy for the companies within the alliance to exchange technology patents, because such mutual authorization of technology patents was actually strengthening the entire Medi Country Semiconductor Alliance's power.

"Alright, the matter of mutual authorization of technology patents among alliance members will be left to each member to negotiate among themselves.

In short, I think this is a good thing for our Medi Country Semiconductor Alliance, because our strength will invisibly become stronger."

Hearing the words of Bill Gates, President of Microsoft, many presidents present also nodded slightly.

"Alright, time is limited, let us now vote on whether to cooperate in the research and development of 45-nanometer process technology; those who agree, please raise your hands."

Hearing Bill Gates's words, 64 hands were instantly raised, clearly indicating that the 64 members of the Medi Country Semiconductor Alliance were fully supportive of jointly developing 45-nanometer process technology.

After all, given that Shuguang Technology is currently developing 65 nanometer process, if they want to quickly launch 45-nanometer process technology to maintain their leading edge in process technology, then joint research and development is the most correct choice.

"Very good, in that case, let us continue our previous topic."

Bill Gates, having received a satisfactory answer, continued with the core theme of this meeting, which was how to prevent Shuguang Technology from continuing to infringe upon the profits of the Aomei semiconductor industry!

In response, President Paul Otellini of Intel, who was beside him, continued to speak:

"After solving the hard power issue, next are the abnormal containment methods, which mainly consist of three.

First, I propose that companies within our alliance should sever ties with Shuguang Technology, and all cooperation should be completely terminated.

Secondly, our Semiconductor Alliance should unite, just as we did against the Island Nation's semiconductor industry back then, to pressure a certain institution in United States.

To make it, as it did back then, impose punitive tariffs on Shuguang Technology or directly restrict the entry of Shuguang Technology's products, I believe that after doing this, Shuguang Technology will definitely collapse!

Of course, in addition to the above two suggestions, I also have a third suggestion, which is for the Medi Country Semiconductor Alliance to fully cooperate with the current anti-monopoly investigation against Shuguang Technology.

Ultimately, through the judgment of the Dali Temple of United States, Shuguang Technology will be directly dismembered, and this huge hidden danger of Shuguang Technology will be eliminated!"

Hearing the words of President Paul Otellini of Intel, the scene once again fell into deep thought.

It must be said that the three suggestions proposed by President Paul Otellini of Intel were truly insidious and ruthless; each suggestion was a sharp dagger, aimed directly at Shuguang Technology's vital points.

Among these three suggestions, if only one successfully achieved its goal, it would be like a dagger piercing Shuguang Technology's vital point.

Directly causing Shuguang Technology to fall into a severely injured state, and if not careful, it could even collapse on the spot!