If you want to go to someone's home, you just need to enter their number and get their permission to enter.
This is a surreal manifestation.
And if you order takeout at Huanyu Pengcheng, it will still take 30 minutes or even longer to arrive, which is another reflection of reality.
Shopping in Huanyu Pengcheng means your purchases will be delivered directly to your home after payment, fulfilling your dream of traveling the world without leaving home.
As a result, many overseas users complained that Huanyu Pengcheng treated them differently, saying that when they wanted to buy something, it showed that their location was not currently available for purchase.
When Li Miaomiao arrived, she saw that some people were already seated at the rectangular conference table. She sat in the seat corresponding to the place card with her name on it.
Then remain silent, showing no intention of communicating with those around you.
"Now that everyone is here, we can begin our meeting."
Kechuang Bio has decided that its brain-computer interface VR technology will be made available to the public in the future.
Li Miaomiao paused for a moment after saying this.
The shareholder representatives below did not react at all; they didn't even exchange glances, let alone whisper among themselves.
One major drawback of VR is that it can't simulate the expressiveness of the eyes.
The main reason is that the shareholders had received some information about the long negotiation process beforehand.
They were fully prepared psychologically, and the shareholders considered the conditions offered regarding the future of science and technology innovation to be completely acceptable.
Technological leadership has its limits, but if all VR systems could use FutureOS, the system monopoly would become even more unsolvable.
The Windows and Apple ecosystems have left an extremely deep impression on veterans of the Chinese internet industry.
Li Miaomiao continued, "The brain-computer interface VR technology that we will be opening up in the future is the brain-computer interface technology carried by the first generation of Futureverse."
Companies that obtain patent authorization for brain-computer interface technology must use the VR system of Kechuang Future when using products that utilize brain-computer interface technology.
Regarding this mandatory requirement, Samsung, Sony, Apple, Google, and Meta have all agreed.
After he finished speaking, the shareholders in the virtual conference room began to look at each other.
It wasn't surprising to the other companies, but Apple's willingness to accept these terms was quite unexpected.
This is Apple, holding half of the smartphone market and making other brands suffocate in the high-end market.
"Therefore, in response to this situation, Kechuang Future plans to make the system a separate, independent enterprise."
In other words, Kechuang Future will be divided into two companies: one focusing on VR terminal manufacturing, sales, and stores, encompassing the upstream and downstream of the industry chain, and another company specializing in VR system research and development.
The purpose of this shareholders' meeting is to discuss this plan and the equity distribution after the company's restructuring.
In other words, the future of science and technology innovation will be divided into two companies: hardware and software.
The shareholder representatives were clearly hearing about this for the first time, and they were all somewhat bewildered.
Currently, the outside world values Kechuang Future at trillions of US dollars, and it is hailed as the largest unicorn company.
Countless investment banks are trying to facilitate the listing of Science and Technology Innovation Future.
This includes Soochow Securities, where Li Shuyao works, and CICC, where she previously worked.
The listing of Kechuang Future is an even more lucrative prospect than the listing of Kechuang Bio back then.
Without projects like these, how could CICC afford to pay an average annual salary of one million?
CICC's problem lies in its control of monopolistic resources, yet its insistence on market-based pricing for wages. (That's all for now.)
The representative of Tencent is Ren Yu, who is the second most important person in Tencent after Pony Ma.
He spoke first: "On behalf of Tencent, I agree with the suggestion made by Ms. Miao Miao just now."
Because brain-computer interface technology is being licensed to external parties, it means that many companies will enter the field of brain-computer interface VR in the future.
However, it is somewhat inappropriate for Kechuang Future to act as both referee and player.
Splitting the company into two separate entities—one for software and one for hardware—avoids similar problems and facilitates subsequent resource integration.
We can invest more human and material resources at the system level, and at the same time, we can gather more opinions from various brain-computer interface VR manufacturers that subsequently launch their own products.
Ren Yu was already thinking about how to secure the greatest benefit for Tencent in this matter.
Especially for this company that focuses on systems, Tencent is much more interested in software.
As for Ren Yu's argument that it's not good to be both a referee and a player, that's purely a reason he came up with in a frantic moment of brainstorming.
Throughout Tencent's history, there have been many instances of companies acting as both referee and player.
Tencent's legal department is hiring a large number of judges, which is tantamount to hiring referees to be players.
For example, Jiang Bo, the director of Tencent's legal department, worked in the court for fourteen years.
Tencent is known as the "Invincible Warrior of Nanshan" and has one of the world's three strongest legal departments, which is no exaggeration.
Lin Bin, the representative of Dami and the third largest shareholder of Kechuang Future, said: "I also agree with Miaomiao's proposal."
However, there is a question: which company owns the brain-computer interface VR technology?
Is it a company focused on hardware or a company focused on software?
As Mr. Ren just mentioned, one cannot be both a referee and a player at the same time.
According to this standard, brain-computer interface technology should be placed in software companies.
But aren't software companies supposed to focus on systems?
Li Miaomiao explained, "President Lin, it's like this: all the intellectual property rights for brain-computer interface technology are held by Kechuang Biotechnology."
"The 'Science and Technology Innovation Future' agreement only grants usage rights, and these rights cannot be licensed or transferred to others, let alone sublicensed."
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