Ruyang Electronics Technology has now mastered the use of 130-nanometer chip technology, and its production costs are lower than those of its foreign counterparts.

After all, labor costs in China are much lower than abroad, and China is also the world's largest producer of monocrystalline silicon.

It's no exaggeration to say that, just in terms of the cost of chips of the same quality, they are much cheaper than their counterparts who rely on imports.

Even based on the selling price, Ruyang's chips are at least one-third cheaper.

Since Huachao Computer and Ruyang Electronics Technology are relatively independent companies, their prices are naturally calculated based on market value.

This is also a necessary measure to ensure the smooth operation of the enterprise.

Even so, the processors and motherboards of Huachao Computers are still very cheap in terms of cost.

If you calculate carefully, Huachao Computer's cost is probably only half that of its competitors.

In this way, even the current selling price is still extremely profitable for Huachao.

However, if a computer is only sold domestically, its success will ultimately be limited.

The sales figures for top-tier PC manufacturers in China are calculated based on the Asia-Pacific region.

For example, Xiangge's annual shipment volume can reach several million units, which is an absolutely terrifying number.

The annual computer purchase volume in the domestic market is only about one million units.

In other words, no matter how cheap Huachao computers are, they won't sell many in China.

Su Wu estimated that Huachao Computers could sell a maximum of 200,000 units in the next six months, which would be quite good.

This sales volume is far behind that of the industry leaders.

This forced him to focus his attention on technological innovation and overseas markets.

The most popular processor internationally right now is undoubtedly Intel's P4, after all, it's a high-end product that uses 90-nanometer technology and is unique in the world.

This forces all manufacturers who want to use high-end processors to reluctantly beg for cooperation.

This is also the key reason why countless second-tier computer brands in China have failed to survive.

High costs and outdated technology have gradually eroded their market competitiveness.

Huawei's H1 processor still has a decent market share, but as P4 technology matures, its advantages will diminish, and ultimately, price will be its only remaining advantage.

But things are different now; Ruyang has already mastered 90-nanometer technology.

Once the production line is up and running, it will take Su Wu at most a month to produce a processor with performance comparable to a P4.

Based on the timeline, Su Wu estimates that Huachao Computer will be able to launch the H2 processor by November at the latest.

That's about half a year.

He didn't want Huachao Computers to stop production in the next six months.

Based on their production capacity, producing 2 million computers within six months is entirely feasible.

The excess inventory must be sold overseas, otherwise it won't fetch a good price when H2 is released.

This is where his strategic vision in acquiring those two foreign PC companies became apparent.

As foreign companies, they naturally have their own sales channels.

It would be much easier for them to expand overseas sales channels than for Huachao.

As a result, a new PC brand called HCH was created internationally, which is actually an abbreviation of China Dynasty.

Of course, it is difficult for an emerging brand to immediately occupy a certain market share.

This forced Su Wu to resort to some means.

For some underdeveloped areas, he directly donated the junk inventory he had acquired from the mobile phone company to them for free.

You can't hit someone who's smiling, and Huachao Computers naturally gained recognition as well.

As for the more developed regions, Su Wu had to resort to some extraordinary measures.

Under his orders, the overseas sales team gave away a batch of Huachao computers to customers for free.

Since all the computers in Huachao were bound to the Shigandang system guard, Su Wu had room to operate.

Inside the vast server room of Sihaiju, Su Wu frowned as he looked at the sets of data on the screen.

We've been expanding into overseas markets for a month, but only about 200 computers have been deployed in developed regions.

Logically speaking, they should have sent out over a thousand computers.

This shows that the outside world does not have much recognition of China.

On the contrary, due to Su Wu's great reputation on the internet, the international version of Shi Gandang is quite popular, with hundreds of thousands of users.

Data screening revealed that users of Huachao computers are primarily of this type.

This forced Su Wu to return to his old ways.

At this time, the computer virus MYDOOM was raging internationally, causing enormous economic losses to various regions.

And the antivirus software currently available doesn't offer very good protection.

Even Shi Gandang was only passable without Su Wu's intervention.

This presented an opportunity for Su Wu.

He worked tirelessly for several days to create a brand-new antivirus source code, which he then handed over to Shi Gandang.

He also designed some mini-programs specifically for Huachao computers, which can be considered a special version of the computer manager.

Then they ordered Feng Zhengyang, the person in charge of Shigandang, to publish an announcement on the official website of Shigandang.

Shi Gandang has developed a software that can reliably detect and prevent MYDOOM.

At the same time, Shi Gandang works even better when combined with Huachao computer prevention.

This news caused an immediate and significant stir.

First, the number of users of the international version of Shigandang began to surge.

As it is a completely free, multi-functional system protection software, the number of users has increased dramatically.

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