Chapter 22 — The entire department's salary is 39,000 yuan, just me 5,800 yuan

Something that has almost been eliminated from the mainstream of modern technology. Use it to cleverly bypass timing conflicts in the operating system kernel. It's like a martial arts expert using a small leaf to change the direction of a flood. When I finished writing the last line. All the technical people in the office simultaneously took a deep breath. Ghost looked at the code. His eyes were filled with shock and enthusiasm.

“Miracle…”

He muttered.

“This is truly a miracle.”

This is no longer programming. It's art. It's an incredibly perfect surgery in the digital world. Three hours before the deadline. The Alpha V0.2 version of the Phoenix project core has completed compilation after being fixed. The extreme pressure test is restarted. When data traffic exceeds 200G per second. The system is still as solid as rock. 300G per second. 400G per second. 500G per second. Until the entire company's server resources were consumed. The system still does not show any signs of collapse. The moment the final test report appears on the big screen. The whole office first fell into absolute silence for ten seconds. A landslide of cheers erupted. Everyone hugged each other. Many strong men burst into tears like children. They succeeded. Truly accomplished an unbelievable feat within forty-eight hours. I leaned by the window. Look out to the horizon. A white streak of dawn gradually appeared. New day begins. The office door opened slightly. It's Tran Lap Tan. No one knows when he came. No one knows how long he stood there. On his face was a smile full of pride and satisfaction. He walked up next to me. Give me a cup of warm water.

“It's been hard.”

“Not difficult.”

I smiled. The smile brings with it a bit of fatigue. But more than that is the feeling of relief after being relieved of a burden.

“I said it a long time ago.”

He looked at the group of young people cheering in the distance.

“Real gold will shine.”

He patted my shoulder.

“Get some rest, Phoenix project team leader.”

“The next battlefield is outside the market.”

“And you and your team.”

“Helps us win the most important card.”

I nodded slightly. Look at the sunlight gradually dyeing the whole city bright yellow. This is just the beginning. It is the beginning of a glorious era. Belongs to me. And belongs to the Phoenix project. The test report of the Alpha V0.2 version of the Phoenix project core is like a nuclear bomb that just exploded. Causing a level twelve earthquake in the top leadership of Lap Tan Technology. When Tran Lap Tan gently placed the densely printed report with numbers far beyond the industry's awareness on the board meeting table. The entire conference room fell into dead silence for three minutes. The people sitting here are all old foxes who have worked in the business world for half their lives. They have been through countless storms. I've also seen a lot of hyped presentations. But the report is at hand. Every number. Each chart line. Like a heavy steel hammer. Straight into their hearts. Peak throughput exceeds 500G per second in steady state operation. What does that mean? This means the system can process concurrently Instant explosive data traffic of the world's ten largest social media platforms combined. But there's still plenty of energy left. Latency is only on the millisecond level. That means the user experience will reach an unprecedented level of smoothness. And the security fence is almost perverted. Can withstand simulated attacks at the highest level. That makes sense. Phuong Hoang Project. Right from the first day of its birth. Not a ship. It's an interplanetary warship. A battleship from the future. Enough to crush every ship currently on Earth.

“Is this… real?”

A silver-haired director asked with a trembling voice. He pushed up the old man's glasses. As if wanting to see through the report. Tran Lap Tan burst out laughing. That is the smile of someone who has victory firmly in hand.

“It's absolutely true.”

“This is just the Alpha version completed within a month.”

In the meeting room, a series of sounds of cold air were heard. It's not that there aren't people who oppose Tran Lap Tan's decision. He bet huge amounts of the company's resources on a young unknown person. But this time. All doubts disappeared. Before this almost miraculous report. No one can argue anymore. Instead. It's greed and hot excitement. They seemed to have seen Lap Tan Technology's stock price skyrocket like a rocket. It seems like we can hear Wall Street analysts struggling to come up with new concepts to value the company.

"I agree."

The director who had protested the most violently was the first to stand up. Attitude changed completely.

“I agree with President Tran's previous proposal.”

“Elevating the Phoenix project to ‘Genesis Plan’ has the highest priority for the company.”

“All resources must be prioritized unconditionally.”

“I agree.”

“I also agree.”

All votes in favor. After the meeting. Tran Lap Tan immediately signed and approved the largest project bonus in the company's history. A huge number. Enough for the average person to achieve financial freedom for many lifetimes. At the same time. He also issued an order for all project members to take one week of paid leave.

“Regardless of whether you want to go to the Maldives to sunbathe or go to Iceland to see the aurora borealis.”

He told me over the phone.

“Within the next week.”

“I don't want to see anyone from the Phoenix group appear at the company.”

“You guys are heroes.”

“But heroes also need rest.”

“Rest well, Tieu Chu.”

“Because after coming back.”

“What awaits you will be the cheers of the whole world.”

“And the wailing of opponents.”

One week later. In Silicon Valley. Headquarters of a giant technology corporation. The person in charge of the Pan Co project. Deputy general director of engineering Smith. A character with a flashy resume. Angry in front of his team.

"Refuse!"

“A bunch of useless people!”

He threw a stack of documents down on the table.

“Who can tell me what this is?”

That is a preliminary technical analysis of the Phuong Hoang project. What they just collected through special channels. In it there is no core source code. Only a few key performance metrics have been made public. But just those few numbers. It was enough to send chills down Smith and his entire elite team.

“Throughput peak 500G per second…”

“Lord.”

“You guys think they're using alien technology?”

A core engineer muttered.

“Our Pangu project will be optimal for another year.”

“It's not even possible to reach half that number.”

“Their latency is at the millisecond level.”

“While we are still having headaches because we cannot stabilize below 50 milliseconds.”

“And this level of security…”

“This is absolutely not a defense system that a normal person could write.”

Smith's face turned pale.