That’s right, this time Xu Nanxing went to MOS Technology, not only to buy ready-made chips, but also to purchase the production rights of this chip from their company so that Xu Nanxing could open a foundry in Hong Kong!
After all, the high-tech industry is not like cosmetics or newspapers and magazines, where you can easily enter the industry by just investing some money.
High technology requires a large reserve of talent and long-term research and development.
And now the only countries that can achieve this goal are the United States and Europe. Among them, the United States is incomparable to other countries or regions because of its large number of high-tech universities and Silicon Valley!
Therefore, Xu Nanxing’s first choice is companies in the United States.
It is extremely difficult to develop technology on one's own.
Xu Nanxing couldn't wait and had to slowly start his business. He had to enter the industry as a contract manufacturer first, and then slowly cultivate relevant talents and develop the relevant industrial chain!
In fact, Hong Kong’s electronics industry also developed in this way.
For example, Mr. Hu Xiaoqing, who is known as the "Father of Hong Kong's Electronics Industry", started by importing transistors from Japan and then assembled transistor radios by himself. Later, his company became the first electronics company in Hong Kong.
Later, it became a subcontractor of Sony and became Sony's first overseas production plant.
The old man initially set up two production lines in a residential unit, using transistor radio kits imported from Japan for assembly, which looked more like a family workshop.
It was also because of these two radio production lines that the old man was able to develop a whole production line of radios from a Sony OEM factory, and finally successfully listed it on the market. It was truly amazing!
After Xu Nanxing and the others arrived at MOS, Fu Yaozu went up to the front desk and said, "Hello, ma'am! We have an appointment with Manager Brown from the sales department today. Is Mr. Brown available to see us now?"
Fu Yaozu had practiced this passage of English many times on the way here, and only spoke it to the other party after he was sure there was no problem.
The receptionist was a beautiful woman with long brown hair. She was just looking at her newly painted nail polish when she heard someone coming up to talk to her. Although the other person's accent was as standard as possible, to her, a local, she could still hear that the pronunciation and short sentences were not very "American". The receptionist immediately determined that the other person was a foreigner.
The receptionist raised her eyelids and saw that the person in front of her was indeed Asian. She gave a look of astonishment and said calmly, "Wait a minute! I'm busy right now! I'll ask for you when I'm done!"
Can you help me ask after you are done?
You are a receptionist, what are you busy with?
Fu Yaozu looked at the other person in disbelief: "What? Aren't you the receptionist? What do you have to do? And what do you mean by 'ask for me'? Isn't this your job?"
In Fu Yaozu's opinion, isn't it the case that any company sets up a "front desk" position to specifically receive customers?
Otherwise, what is the point of setting up a "front desk"?
Is it used as a vase or decoration?
They came to discuss business and had already made an appointment in advance, so they are real customers!
Why is the front desk so perfunctory to customers?
Isn’t this receptionist afraid that customers will complain to her?
What's the reason behind this arrogance?
Xu Nanxing and others behind also heard what the front desk said, and immediately frowned, feeling that today's trip might not be so smooth.
The receptionist was immediately annoyed by Fu Yaozu's words and said, "What's it to you whether I'm busy or not? Is this a place for you squinty-eyed people? Get away from me! I can smell the weird odor on you!"
Although Fu Yaozu didn't understand what "squinty eyes" meant, when the other party said that he had a strange smell, he immediately knew that it was a discriminatory remark, and his face changed immediately!
Although Fu Yaozu had been living in the slums before, since he was recruited by Boss Xu, he would dress himself neatly before going out every day, and even spray mint water to cover up the smell of sweat brought by busy work.
Like today, Fu Yaozu knew very well that the boss and others came here to discuss a big work project.
So Fu Yaozu took a shower early and ironed his shirts last night. He only left today after making sure that there was no problem.
Now he was actually being slandered for having a smell on him. How could Fu Yaozu not be angry!
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