Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 502

Chapter 502 Maybe We Can Succeed!

Riley said, “Ugh, what terrible timing!

“I just made a new discovery and wanted to get these notes to Professor Kerrigan right away!”

Aiden chimed in, “Me too. Can’t we at least let Professor Kerrigan know and see this first? This is really important.”

The guard shook his head. “Sorry, professors. Professor Kerrigan gave strict orders. No one is allowed to interrupt. You’ll have to wait until tomorrow. He and Ms. Tilda have been inside for more than ten hours.”

But they insisted. “Still, this information is too important! We’ll stay here until Professor Kerrigan comes out!”

“That’s right!”

Riley and Aiden pulled up some chairs and sat down.

Seeing they wouldn’t leave, the guard couldn’t argue further.

Five hours went by.

At last, there was movement from inside.

The guard quickly opened the door, letting Dane and Tilda step out.

“Professor Kerrigan!”

Riley and Aiden jumped up and hurried over, full of excitement.

Riley said, “I’ve found something huge about the chemical compounds! We might have been using the wrong formula the whole time!”

Aiden added, “And I’ve got something too! There’s been progress in the electronic coding. This time, we might actually succeed!”

Dane took his notepad and wrote, “Great timing. We’ve got good news too. But it all needs to be organized. Tilda, I’ll need you to work a little harder.”

“If you’re not complaining, then neither will L. Let’s go!” Tilda remarked.

When they entered the meeting room, the three professors began sorting through their new discoveries.

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Chapter 502 Maybe We Can Succeed!

Tilda stayed to the side, writing everything down quickly and accurately.

Finished

“What?! Professor Kerrigan, you mean the error range have all been reduced enough to meet the 4nm standard?!”

To make a top–tier lithography machine, every part inside has to fit and be precise enough to meet the standards needed for making advanced chips.

Chip–making isn’t measured in inches or millimeters–it’s all measured in nanometers!

It’s super small–so tiny you can hardly imagine it. And inside that minuscule space, hundreds of billions of transistors are packed onto one chip. It’s like the very peak of human technology!

The team had worked for years, but they were stuck at the 4nm standard–just one final step left!

But that final step was the hardest. So close, but still out of reach.

That single problem had blocked them for more than a year.

Even with all the knowledge and experiences from earlier experts, they couldn’t solve it. Knowledge and experience alone weren’t enough to cross that critical line.

18:37 Tue, Sep 30

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