After a pause for a few seconds, he spoke again: "Now if we want to resolve the situation we are facing, we must create some bargaining chips for ourselves."

"Otherwise, we will just continue to be so passive, and the deterrence caused will not have any impact on future technology."

"Chips?"

The subordinate was obviously not too enthusiastic about the meaning of Kaufman's words. While he was secretly surprised, he finally asked more questions.

"Sir, you mean..."

Unfortunately, Kaufman interrupted him before he finished speaking.

"Okay."

"There's nothing for you to do here. You go down and help first."

Seeing that his question had not been answered, although the subordinate was still a little confused, he had no choice but to obey the order.

"It's sir."

After nodding in response, he immediately turned around and left.

When Kaufman was the only one left in the office, he was seen operating the desktop equipment a few times, and then made a video call request to Masen.

Future Technology decisively refused to join the technology sharing plan. In the final analysis, it still failed to grasp the lifeline of the other party.

Without any checks and balances, how could future technology take the initiative to agree?

So what Kaufman has to do now is to use the plan proposed by Mars to try to interfere with quantum communications that have just been established in the future technology.
Chapter completed!