Chapter 33

"Did we make that chip?" "Mr. Lawrence, you can see the documents. Everything is written there. I own the technology, so I don't have to lie to you." I could fully understand their shock. In my past life, I didn't work in this industry, but for the sake of Stacy and her family, I put in effort to learn about it. I remembered how infuriating it was when I found out that the chip assembly technology developed by over a dozen scientists in the country was stolen and sold overseas by some traitors. That feeling of helplessness was unacceptable. It was the same feeling as when Hester successfully claimed our heritage as their own. In this life, I've been given a second chance. So, the first thing I did was set up a company and use its name to approach the lab. By offering significant benefits, I eventually secured the technology and had them apply for a patent. Although the technology stolen in my past life was an improved version of the current one, with a solid foundation, they wo