Extraordinary Genius

Interesting, actually, between Intel and Super Wei. Why has there been talk in previous lives that Superway is actually intelligent and controlling?

Not only because the directors of Superway include former directors of Intel, but also because the shareholders of Superway have former shareholders of Intel, but also because the parties have a cooperation agreement to exchange licensed technology patents.

Intel's research direction with Ultraviolet has always been different. Although it is all a processor, the research direction of the processor is also different.

Just like this one, Super is a little better on a dual-core processor, but a single-core processor, Super is still no match for Intel.

But if both parties exchange technology patents, they can master the new technology and let them be far ahead of other semiconductor companies in terms of processor technology, so that they can share the processor market.

Intel's annual turnover was almost ten times that of Superior, which last year had less than $4 billion, but Intel's turnover was close to $40 billion.

While the market for PCs has grown rapidly and the market for processors and workstations is expanding rapidly, Intel's market share in the processor market has been overwhelming.

But Intel wouldn't dare to crush Superpower because it would involve monopolies and would force Intel to split up. Even if Intel did not want to, other semiconductor companies would sue for monopolies.

So Intel has been in a competitive and cooperative relationship with Supervisor.

Competition is naturally the competition of the market, and Intel has always tried to suppress Super Power, but it will not use its influence to leave Super Power without orders.

And cooperation is the exchange authorization of both parties' patented technology to ensure that they are at the same time in the lead. Of course, patented technology exchange authorization is also limited, and it is clear that neither party will authorize the most core technology to the other, that is, the most they authorize is sub-new technology.

In previous life, Superior and Intel often litigated, accusing each other of patent infringement, and accusing each other of monopolies in certain aspects.

The majority of Super Vigilante wins like a vulnerable group, winning close to $1.5 billion at most, which is much higher than Super Vigilante's profit for a year.

Almost every time they launch a new processor, they file a complaint. Either Superior sues Intel, or Intel sues Superior.

The last time Super Vigilance sued Intel, there was malicious competition in the sale of the processor. This time it was Intel's turn to sue Super Vigilance for using the pictures in the technology competition. The publicity in the sense of broken seals is obviously an unfair means of competition.

But Super Wei doesn't care at all. After all these years of litigation, there are no 100 games and 80 games, sue and say goodbye. Take the market away first.

Anyway, a lawsuit won't be over in a second, especially between big companies. All kinds of evidence, all kinds of extensions, without a year and a half, there will be no verdict. This is evidenced by the six- and seven-year delay in litigation between Microsoft and the EU.

If you see the other party triumphantly, you can ask your lawyer to arrange an out-of-court settlement or something. Then the reconciliation talks collapsed and the book court again.

Of course, there is also a successful out-of-court settlement, depending on how the parties exchange interests.

This competition and cooperation relationship exists not only between Superior and Intel, but also between a variety of peers.

For example, the earliest Yanni and AIWA, both parties, licensed patents and borrowed channels from each other, thus excluding other competitors and allowing them to share the marketplace where they listened.

Only after AIWA was acquired by Feng Yu, this cooperation was suspended. And after years of development, AIWA has completely surpassed YANNI on portable music player products, which YANNI may never have expected.

Feng Yu has also seen many ways to compete in previous generations. For example, in two dairy companies in the country, employees of one company produce false news, saying that the milk source of the other party is wrong, thus stalling the other party's dairy products and boosting their sales.

There are also two beer companies competing, one to let the end salesperson acquire each other's beer bottles in order to monopolize the market. The beer bottle itself is a recyclable bottle, and when one wants to produce it, one finds that the beer bottle is not enough and that the loss rate far exceeds the normal loss by a hundred times, thus preventing them from producing it.

Another beer company takes advantage of the opportunity to produce in large quantities, thus occupying the market. Although it took a lot to acquire the other person's beer bottle, the market grabbed it and made it back in less than a year.

There were also two appliance promoters who promoted in one place, and then both sides fought hard to compete with customers, injuring them both and even killing them.

There is also between the two software companies, because the software market makes technical tools for each other, and if you can use my software, you can't use your software, and the two software are not compatible with each other.

Constant pop-ups, prompting the other party that the software is a virus that needs to be uninstalled and deleted. This creates great inconvenience for users, with some choosing to delete one of the software and users simply deleting both.

Ultimately, however, one of the software was won by more and more loyal users. The two sides also patched each other and compromised under the mediation above. One of them is penguins.

Competition between firms was originally benign, that is, normal commercial competition under certain rules. See who's better, see who's cheaper, see who's better served, and so on.

But some companies advocate a so-called werewolf culture, where the competition is between you eating me or me eating you. In fact, this is what small businesses do. Really big businesses. Who dares swallow all their competitors?

Just like where Coca-Cola is sold, there will be Pepsi Coke, there will be McDonald's, there will be Kentucky. They compete, but they also promote each other, crowding out other competitors.

Feng Yu asked Superior's CEO, and the other party told him that there was no need to worry. It had become normal for them and Intel to sue each other, believing that they would settle outside the courtroom soon.

As for how long this has been going on, it should be to see who first developed the new technology.

But anyway, next year, Superpower's market share will rise to over 20 percent. Instead of Intel, it was ten times super powerful, and it would shrink rapidly to about four times.

This gap will narrow rapidly as long as Ultraviolet is able to develop a leading processor. Five years later, the market share of Ultraviolet rises to more than 40 percent, with great hope.

At that time, Intel could no longer be so trivial, or super powerful, that it really had the ability to break wrists with Intel.

At this time, Feng Yu gathered with Liu Xianzhi and others to discuss the production of a new product.

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