Su Wu's plan was not complicated; he intended to use Ruyang Technology as a base to develop the PC business.
Of course, Ruyang Technology's focus is on the third platform business, since servers, cloud computing, and other technologies will be the main focus in the future.
The personal PC business, on the other hand, requires the establishment of a new company to separate the two.
As a computer science student, he has a relatively good understanding of the current state of the IT industry in China.
Zhongguancun, known as China's Silicon Valley, has indeed nurtured many computer brands.
At this moment, apart from major brands such as Xiangge, Tongfang, and Founder, Chaoqun and Hengsheng are the best among the second-tier brands.
However, he vaguely remembered that Chaoqun and Hang Seng seemed to be leaving without saying goodbye this year.
The reason why the two companies suddenly went bankrupt has always been a mystery, but there is no doubt that they ran into trouble this year.
If Su Wu hadn't organized the relevant information, he would have almost forgotten about this matter.
Now that I think about it, it seems he just made it in time.
What he valued was not the production capacity of these two companies, but the markets they were expanding into.
Don't underestimate them just because they are only second-tier brands; they hold a significant market share in the country.
Take Hang Seng as an example; it boasts the third-highest sales volume in China.
In Su Wu's view, the key reason why they were eliminated was their lack of research and development capabilities.
In an environment where companies are controlled by foreign manufacturers and the internal environment is becoming increasingly chaotic, it is difficult for companies that rely on assembly to survive.
But Su Wu was different; he had no such worries at all.
He has at least ten different manufacturing technologies in his head, such as motherboards and memory, and any one of them would be enough to support the company's development.
"Oh dear, I almost missed a great opportunity. I've been so busy I'm dizzy."
Su Wu circled Hengsheng and Chaoqun in red pen, and sighed with emotion.
If he had reacted any later, he might have missed this incredible opportunity.
Acquisition means buying these companies.
Su Wu clenched his fist and immediately called Judge Jiang.
"Old Jiang, come to Sihaiju for a moment, I have something to discuss with you."
Jiang Sifa lived not far from him; it only took half an hour to get there.
He entered the room with a puzzled look on his face, wondering what Su Wu was up to now.
"Boss, is there something important you need to do?"
"Yes, I want to acquire a few companies, and I need you to make a trip to Zhongguancun."
"Acquiring a company? I wonder what kind of company it is?"
"I have a list of computer manufacturers here. You can talk to them; the price is negotiable."
"Okay, I will make a special trip to Zhongguancun. I will keep you informed of any specific developments."
Both of them are pragmatic, getting straight to the point and wasting no time.
But at this moment, Judge Jiang was internally devastated.
Because Su Wu gave him a list of nearly ten companies.
It's fair to say that Su Wu's list included almost all of the second-tier domestic computer brands at that time.
This is absolutely an unprecedented undertaking.
Because these companies all have one thing in common: they are expensive.
Any one of these companies would be worth hundreds of millions if it weren't for a deal.
Looking at the form in his hand, Judge Jiang, who was about to get up, hesitated and asked a question.
"Boss, are you sure you want to negotiate all of these? If we can acquire them all, it'll probably cost tens of billions?"
“I know that. You can try to talk to them first and pick some with good market potential. My plan is to acquire three to five of them.”
To be honest, Su Wu was not very professional in this regard, so he did not have any specific opinions.
His goal was to acquire all the users they already had.
But at this moment, tens of billions is indeed not a small amount for him.
Therefore, after Judge Jiang left, Su Wu had no choice but to take stock of his assets, which he hadn't checked in a long time.
You won't believe it until you see it, and what you find will shock you.
It's not that we have too much money, but that we have too little.
Su Wu felt that he could save up at least 10 or 20 billion.
As a result, after doing the math, he found that he only had about 5 billion yuan available to him.
He never imagined he would be so poor.
The amount of money he has now is roughly the same as the total amount he swindled from Hu Zeqing and Liu Gengshuo.
In other words, his businesses did not give him a single penny in return.
Thinking about it this way, he really is a rich poor man.
"Damn it, how come I'm so poor? Where's my money?"
Su Wu scratched his head and muttered to himself as he began to calculate carefully.
To his surprise, he was startled again.
He never imagined that he would have already squandered nearly 20 billion dragon coins since his rebirth.
It's not that his companies don't have the funds to support him.
Rather, he doesn't want to withdraw these funds right now.
Having a deep understanding of the IT industry, he knows quite a few cases of people ruining their own lives.
Take Dell, for example. In its attempt to transform, it began a frenzied expansion by acquiring more than 20 PC companies, which ultimately resulted in a debt of 300 billion yuan and brought it down from its pedestal.
He didn't want his business, which had just started, to collapse due to a broken funding chain.
Moreover, another of his goals was to acquire some overseas PC companies that were on the verge of bankruptcy before the other side could take action.
The reasons are quite simple: firstly, to enhance brand influence, and secondly, to legitimately pirate existing technologies.
What he really wanted was IBM's personal PC company, and the timing just happened to be right.
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