Market principles have always dictated that once supply exceeds demand, the value decreases. Furthermore, considering the price differences on both sides, it's reasonable that computational power is more expensive in the United States.
On the other hand, Qiao Ze's foundational project research hasn't asked for any funding. From his perspective, people should never complain about their environment but should find ways to change it.
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"Everyone, this is already the best collaboration agreement I could secure. Xilin hasn't even made any other demands; there's no need for massive research funding. All that's required is to download a few documents, fill out the forms according to Xilin's requirements, and upon passing the review, you'll be granted free access to computational power.
