Communications technology is a very broad field.
If you want to build a satellite network, you have to launch a satellite.
This was precisely why the nation's communications technology couldn't vault to the top international level overnight.
Just developing a single satellite could take as long as ten years.
In ten years, who knew how much technology would have advanced.
By then, there was no telling how far other nations' technology would have progressed.
Her grandfather had naturally considered this point. He asked, "How long do you expect the research and development to take?"
Chloe Sinclair stated firmly, "With sufficient funding, it will take at least six months. A completely successful development could take even longer."
At this, Chloe Sinclair became a little frustrated.
She might have possessed the world's most advanced technology, but many of the necessary algorithms and machinery didn't belong to this era—they simply didn't exist yet.
