Several major internet hardware giants in America released new biological storage products, which quickly generated heated discussions in the media.

Or perhaps the global media forces controlled by America desperately needed this publicity stunt.

Because the 500,000 people around the world have been having a really tough time lately.

Whether it's brain-computer interfaces or biological storage technology, these most advanced technologies in the civilian field are exclusively owned by Chinese companies.

Although DeepBlue Storage has Russian shares, Russia's presence in the company is extremely weak.

In addition, the first biological storage server was manufactured by Huawei.

Even with biological storage technology, Russia lacks other supporting technologies to manufacture civilian biological storage servers.

In the field of internet hardware, Russia has fallen far behind, and it's too late to catch up.

Russia has considered establishing its own hardware manufacturers, starting with biological storage servers, but it has been constrained by Western technology blockades and insufficient technological reserves.

Brain-computer interface (BCI) VR even has the potential to become the next generation of internet revolution.

Regarding brain-computer interface VR, when Futureverse's sales exceeded ten million, some Chinese media claimed in their publicity that it was very likely to lead the next generation of Internet form.

Chinese media are still not confident enough. If it were American media, they would have already touted Zheng Li as some kind of hero, saying that brain-computer interface VR is the next generation of Internet, instead of using a "possible" tone.

Unfortunately, since Kechuang Bio is a Chinese company, American media outlets either directly deny brain-computer interface VR, saying that virtual reality is the true next-generation form of the Internet, and brain-computer interface VR is at best a transitional product.

While VR may indeed be the next generation of internet technology, it was America who first proposed the concept of VR, and the earliest VR products were also manufactured by America.

Futureverse is just a brain-computer interface technology; how dare it call itself a leader?

Public opinion rhetoric cannot change the image of "Made in China" in the world.

Americania was the first to develop personal computers and smartphones, but when it came to brain-computer interfaces and VR, the whole world was using products made in China.

No amount of sophistry or public opinion can change this.

In the past, the success of Chinese mobile phones worldwide was attributed to the media's emphasis on supply chain technology, claiming that without American patents, China simply couldn't manufacture a single mobile phone.

Chinese mobile phone brands are nothing more than processing plants.

After the advent of brain-computer interface VR, it's pointless to accuse China of being a manufacturing plant, because it's illogical. If manufacturing plants can do it, why can't Americania brands?

The progress that biological storage technology has brought to China's artificial intelligence field is clearly visible.

In particular, the monopolistic nature of biological storage technology is even stronger, as the technology itself originated from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

The official claim that the technology originated from the Academy of Sciences is not wrong. The American side is unlikely to expose this.

Otherwise, other countries that have never obtained magoin will be in even greater trouble once they learn that they can make a deal with Merlin.

After America successfully landed on the moon, China immediately launched a spacecraft orbiting its space station.

You've already landed on the moon before me; no country has ever launched a lunar orbiting space station before.

No matter how powerful public opinion is, it cannot distort the facts.

Previously, China's technological development was rapid, but there was no good icon to make people in different parts of the world quickly associate China with high technology.

Brands like Huawei and DJI are doing well, but it's not enough. Huawei has been severely suppressed, and DJI is only focused on niche markets and cannot gain widespread recognition.

Things are different now. Brain-computer interface (BCI) smartphones are sold globally, and brain-computer interface (BCI) VR devices are also sold in most parts of the world.

People can quickly find an icon to link China with high technology: brain-computer interfaces.

For the elites of other countries, the impact of bio-storage technology is even greater.

I've heard about brain-computer interfaces before, so there's some prior technological accumulation.

The recent wave of product launches by American tech giants featuring bio-storage technology is a way of damaging China's image.

Moreover, China does not sell its biological storage technology to other countries. America may sell a small number of biological storage servers to build its national image.

"It is understood that the bio-storage technology used by hardware manufacturers such as EMC and IBM App comes from Catalog."

This company, established in 2016, is a player in the field of biological storage and has been dedicated to the research and development of biological storage technology.

The media thoroughly investigated the background and history of this company.

Catalog was indeed founded in 2016, and as early as 2019, it accomplished the feat of writing all Wikipedia data into the DNA chain.

Catalog also developed a DNA writing machine.

It can be said to be the company with the deepest experience in the field of biological storage.

However, without Merlin's technology, they were also unable to read the data.

Catalog only solved the writing problem, but the writing efficiency was still very low, far inferior to mature magnetic materials.

From its founding in 2016 to 2024, there has only been investment, with no output in sight.

Especially after the emergence of biological storage technology in China, Cataloglog's investors no longer wanted to invest.

When they obtained the test data from the Chinese biological storage server, they found the gap to be enormous. Catalog's technology would need at least another ten years to reach that level.

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