Mi Guangnan and Wan Shuwu still kept their word. More than ten days after they returned from Jiangwei, eight people formed a group and came to Jiangwei.

Three of them are from Mi Guangnan's team, and the other five are from Wan Shuwu's unit.

After Qin Guanghui and Gu Hongzhong had some exchanges with these eight people, Gu Hongzhong showed an excited look on his face.

Especially the three people from Mi Guangnan's team, each with their own strengths and unique skills, including circuit design, language assembly, and metal packaging.

These three people obviously did not expect that this small factory in the valley would have many things that were beyond their expectations.

They originally listened to Mi Guangnan's words and came to see it, but everything here was beyond their expectation.

Both the working environment and scientific research conditions exceeded their expectations.

Especially when they saw the Z80 chip copied by Huaguang, they were very excited.

They are very familiar with this chip. When Contact Hanka first started, they used this chip most, which was only three years ago.

But it was actually copied here!

But after knowing the size of Huaguang Technology's staff, the middle-aged man named Cheng Gong shook his head and said: "You are still a little short of people. Research and development and production of chips require dozens to hundreds of processes, and your talent reserve is not enough."

ah."

Chip design and production in the 1980s was far less complicated than a dozen years later, and hundreds of processes were required.

In later generations, a chip required thousands of processes, and a unit researching chips involved tens of thousands of people, but now it can be done by just a few dozen people.

But even so, Huaguang's talent pool is still stretched thin.

"We are always recruiting talents, but we are a private enterprise and have no advantages in recruiting. Those science and engineering students are not willing to choose us, even if we offer a salary several times higher than the market price." Wan Feng also sighed.

The only college students in his company are Qin Guanghui and a few people he tricked.

None reached double figures.

The Nanwan factory has thousands of scientific researchers, but there are only about a hundred scientific researchers in electronics, and most of them are low-end talents.

"I know that there are a lot of talents in one place, why don't you go there to recruit?" Cheng Gong suddenly said this, which surprised Wan Feng.

"Where?"

Are there any places where there is a lot of talent?

"Shanghai! Shanghai has a good electronic industry foundation, especially Shanghai Component Factory No. 5 and Shanghai Radio Factory 14. They jointly copied Intel's 8080 eight-bit processor in 1979, which is much better than the country's imitation of this product.

This chip was a year early. The ion implanter developed by Shanghai Metallurgical Research Institute was also exported to Japan.”

To Wan Feng, who is not an insider in the industry, these news are like fantasy. How did he know such news?

"The people in Shanghai are more arrogant than the people in Beijing. Let alone our small place, even you Beijing people dare to look down on you. They will not come to our small place." Wan Feng shook his head, why are they living well?

Come to your little ravine and suffer.

"That's when they live a prosperous life. If they can't even eat, why should they be so proud?"

This is absolutely true. You can't even afford to eat and yet you are so arrogant.

"Cheng Gong, you mean they are not doing well now?"

Cheng Gong sighed: "Since the loan reform, the electronics industry has been far worse than before in the past few years. The state does not invest in this area, but has to draw blood from enterprises. It is strange that the economy is prosperous."

Wan Feng is not very clear about the appropriation loan. In his last life, he had some contact with the electronics industry except for repairing home appliances. He knew nothing about the rest. How would he know what appropriation loan is all about.

Cheng Gong gave Wan Feng a rough explanation.

Wan Feng understood.

In the past, state-owned enterprises received allocations from the government finance as factory working capital or technological transformation funds. After the enterprises made profits, they turned their profits over to the state finance, forming a virtuous cycle.

The appropriation-to-loan policy is to change government financial allocations into bank loans for enterprises, and they also have to pay high interest.

The profits of enterprises still have to be handed over to the government. In this way, the government not only does not invest a penny, but also takes away most of the income of enterprises as before, causing enterprises to quickly fall into losses.

For example, the largest semiconductor company in China at that time was the Shanghai Component Factory No. 5 mentioned by Cheng Gong just now. In 1980, the profit was as high as 20.7 million yuan. By 1985, it had gone downhill, but the output value was still as high as 66 million yuan.

17 million yuan, and the profit is 12 million yuan. However, this year, the output value of the factory has dropped to less than 10 million yuan, and the 1,500 people in the factory are basically in dire straits.

"It can be said that without state support, this factory would not survive for a few years."

"Is this true?" Wan Feng asked doubtfully.

He knew that in the 1980s, China was not far behind the world in terms of semiconductors, but it suddenly fell behind in the 1990s. The reason was not very clear to him.

"I came out of that factory. Mr. Mi also has some people who came out of the same place. Some of them came out last year, but they just feel that they have no future. Not only does the fifth factory have no future, but also Shanghai and electronic semiconductor-related companies.

in this way."

In the early stages of reform and opening up, the country had 1,200 people, so it could only give up some industries and use the limited funds in areas that could produce immediate benefits.

Large investments in the semiconductor industry are slow to bear fruit, so they are naturally abandoned.

This is the misfortune of the semiconductor industry.

This is unfortunate for the semiconductor industry, but it is like good news for Wanfeng.

With such a thing, why should he worry about talents? Isn't it the end of the line?

But after calming down and thinking about it, Wan Feng immediately gave up the idea.

He is a private enterprise and wants to merge with a state-owned enterprise?

Now is not the time. Even if you have this idea, it will take several years before you dare to realize it.

And he just wants to recruit talents, but he doesn't dare to blatantly do so. He doesn't want to wear the label of poaching someone who is a communist.

Although they are still alive, at least they are still alive. Once you take away the top talents and they collapse, it would be strange not to blame them.

This crime is not a light one.

Oh, what can I do?

Wherever there is a large amount of talent that is idle but cannot be used for one's own purposes.

Wan Feng expressed his thoughts and doubts, and Cheng Gong didn't know what to do. He was just a scientific researcher, and there was nothing he could do about these things in society.

Wan Feng felt that he needed to go to the capital to seek advice from Mi Guangnan and Wan Shouwu.

Maybe they can give him a satisfactory solution.

Aren't they going to form a group to attend the expo in Brussels next month?

When the time comes, let’s bring this issue up for discussion.
Chapter completed!