While the Bull ZS-1 commanded headlines and shattered automotive benchmarks, on the other side of the tech world, Bytebull's Carbon Nanotube (CNT) chips were poised for an even more profound, albeit less flashy, revolution. Their impact, though quieter, would ripple through every sector of technology.
For months, major tech companies that had historically outsourced their silicon chip manufacturing to industry giants like TSMC, Samsung, and Intel, had been quietly re-evaluating their strategies. Now, fueled by Bytebull's public launch of the CNT fabrication plant and the ZS-1's undeniable performance, the floodgates opened. Announcements began pouring in from around the globe.
Companies like Gigabyte (a major manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards), Dell Technologies (a leading enterprise hardware manufacturer specializing in servers and high-performance computing solutions),
