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The press conference held by the Japanese government quickly spread throughout the world after they used their capabilities to manage it.

Su Cheng, as one of the main figures of this press conference, became the focus of everyone's attention.

The advertisement he made for his own company naturally spread to the world for free as a result.

Especially within Japan, this news became a hot topic of discussion among the Japanese people.

At this time, the influence of Nami Entertainment's Japanese branch in Japan also began to grow.

And Sakura Junko's job change added a lot of discussion topics to Nami Entertainment.

After all, Sakura Junko is also considered one of Japan's national goddesses, although her status is not comparable to Yamaguchi Baihui, she is also a well-known superstar.

Of course, Su Cheng didn't need to pay too much attention to these things, because there was nothing for him to do after that.

Whether Japan can return to the impression everyone had of it before is completely irrelevant to Su Cheng.

In the blink of an eye, the time had already come to July 3rd.

Today was Su Cheng's scheduled time to return to Hong Kong. There was nothing to do in Japan, and there was no need to stay here.

After all, after the press conference, Su Cheng was also afraid of retaliation from some remaining forces of the Yamakou Group.

So, returning to his own territory was the best way.

Although in Japan, people had been providing top-notch security to protect him, this was not his sphere of influence after all, and he couldn't guarantee absolute safety.

Su Cheng's private jet pilot had already applied to the Japanese Aviation Administration and the Hong Kong Aviation Administration for take-off and landing requests. The take-off time would be at 2:38 pm.

Yesterday, Su Cheng specially accompanied Sakura Junko, who was already reluctant to part with him, until after 8:00 am today, when Sakura Junko had breakfast with Su Cheng before reluctantly leaving the Tokyo Imperial Hotel.

After that, Su Cheng received a call from Wayne, the general manager of Oracle Computer.

Except for Yang Chaoye, Zhang Zhongmou, Zhang Qizheng, and Li Yihui, the senior executives in Hong Kong who knew his phone number at the Tokyo Hotel, the senior executives of the subsidiaries basically didn't know. Since he called, he must have asked the superiors for the phone number.

But Wayne calling him at this time made Su Cheng curious about what was going on.

"Boss, I got your phone number from Director Yang. Someone from the United States has been waiting for you in Hong Kong for several days. Since he can't wait any longer, and he has a lot of things to do in the United States, he's in a hurry to go back. So I asked Director Yang for your phone number to ask you when you will return to Hong Kong," Wayne reported to Su Cheng.

"Oh? Who is it?" Su Cheng asked curiously.

"It's Mr. Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple. I don't know if you remember, boss? I reported to you before about investing in Apple with technology. At that time, we hoped to obtain 50% of Apple's shares through technology investment, but they were only willing to give up 20% of the shares.

After our bargaining, we finally reached an agreement to obtain 30% of Apple's shares through technology investment, and Director Yang also agreed. This time, Mr. Jobs is here to sign a cooperation contract with our company, but before signing, he hopes to meet you, the boss, and discuss some topics about future development.

But you went to Japan, boss, so Mr. Jobs has been staying in Hong Kong. It's been three days today. In these two or three days, he often comes to visit our company headquarters and talks with engineers about computer design and other issues.

However, early this morning, he said that another founder of their company, Mr. Steve Gary Wozniak, called him, saying that Apple has many things waiting for him to deal with, and asked him to go back to the United States as soon as possible. So he hopes to see you, the boss, as soon as possible, and then sign the contract and end his trip to Hong Kong," Wayne reported to Su Cheng in detail.

After Wayne said this, Su Cheng did remember that there was such a thing.

Jobs is definitely a big shot in the future technology industry. Under his management, Apple has become one of the world's leading super behemoth enterprises.

It is indeed a good thing to have such a good opportunity to invest in it.

The current Apple has not yet been listed. According to the historical trend, if nothing unexpected happens, Apple is already planning to go public in December 1980, which is still more than a year away.

However, in this world, due to the arrival of Su Cheng, the history of personal computers has undergone tremendous changes, and Apple II, which is currently on sale, must have been greatly affected.

And if they plan to go public but do not solve this problem, it will be difficult for them to go public as scheduled, and even if they force a listing, they will definitely not be able to achieve their expectations.

And Oracle Computer's technology requires a huge amount of money to purchase the right to use it for external authorization.

Large companies such as IBM and Hewlett-Packard can certainly afford it, but Apple, which has only been established for 3 years, definitely cannot afford it.

After all, even if Apple II was a bestseller before, it could not come up with hundreds of millions of dollars to purchase the right to use it.

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Before Su Cheng sells the finished products of these technologies to the outside world, they will not be able to use these technologies.

And now, neither Oracle Computer nor Tianqiong Semiconductor are Apple's customers.

Therefore, they can only be anxious. If they do not get the right to use these technologies as soon as possible, then they will lag behind others in the development of computers.

In this way, there is no need to go public.

Now, the founders of Apple are waiting for the listing to obtain funds for their company to expand its scale.

According to the information Su Cheng learned from Xiao Ai, on December 12, 1980, Apple went public with a public offering. In less than an hour, all 4.6 million shares were snapped up. The stock closed at $29 per share that day. Based on this closing price, Apple's senior management produced 4 billionaires and more than 40 millionaires.

But now, because Oracle Computer has changed Apple's fate, resulting in a sharp decline in the sales of their products, if they do not change the status quo, let alone produce 4 billionaires and more than 40 millionaires, it would be good to produce 1 multi-millionaire.

Therefore, whether it is for their shareholders themselves or for the development of the company, they can only compromise with Oracle Computer.

If they don't have money to buy the right to use the technology, and they can't buy the finished products, then what should they do?

Then they can only apply to Oracle Computer to see if they can obtain their technology by investing in technology.

At that time, these were the results of internal discussions within Apple.