No matter who wins, in the end it's Tang Mo who benefits, and there's no doubt about it. Since computer technology has started to spread to civilian domains, it naturally won't escape the notice of other countries.
It's just that these gadgets have become so intricate that other countries dare not even disassemble them, so everyone is cautiously observing for now.
For these countries, the hard drive is akin to extraterrestrial technology; the technology they possess cannot support any extrapolation or research on such devices.
But they really care about this new thing: it's heard that in the Tang Empire, almost every city has to reserve lines for these devices. How could such important devices be left unexplored?
We must know, the last device that required reserved lines for widespread use was the telephone! There's no need to elaborate on how important the phone is now, right?
