Design
"Right..." Ash muttered as he closed the notebook.
He stood and cleaned up his workstation. Papers were scattered all over the place, and he had to collect them all up into his binder before he went over to the nearest technical engineer. Ash accosted the woman and pulled her of to the side, out of earshot of everyone. He went through his notes and explained to her the different aspects of the device he needed. Small, mass storage capacity, interfacing, contained circuitry, basically a miniature realm in which to create a playground for his latest personal project. She skimmed over them, and thought for while before she ran off thinking aloud.
With a mildly irritated twitch, Sigma followed the woman through the labs as she plucked up different conceptualisations that the teams had been working on as well as another two engineers. Together, they gathered around a small table and immediately got to work brainstorming something they'd wanted to create for a long time. She occasionally glanced up at Valente, watching him watch them with a giddy expression. Finally, they stood and handed him a rough sketch with doodles, equations, and explanations all over the paper. He read it over, turned it in his hands, and looked up at them. He gave them a grin.
The group gathered around a table and started collecting pieces. The micro-parts that Sudoka had previously manufactured needed to be shrunk even further. They'd lose functionality, but they weren't making computers. Only one device. A prototype for, perhaps, a future line of these little storage devices. Necessity led to innovation, and with the wild mind of Ash Valente at the helm and the creative minds of the scientific team, Sudoka would lead that innovation with a spearhead. For now, however, the needs of the CEO outweighed the need for profit.
The games were generating enough profits by now, anyway.
"Right..." Ash muttered as he closed the notebook.
He stood and cleaned up his workstation. Papers were scattered all over the place, and he had to collect them all up into his binder before he went over to the nearest technical engineer. Ash accosted the woman and pulled her of to the side, out of earshot of everyone. He went through his notes and explained to her the different aspects of the device he needed. Small, mass storage capacity, interfacing, contained circuitry, basically a miniature realm in which to create a playground for his latest personal project. She skimmed over them, and thought for while before she ran off thinking aloud.
With a mildly irritated twitch, Sigma followed the woman through the labs as she plucked up different conceptualisations that the teams had been working on as well as another two engineers. Together, they gathered around a small table and immediately got to work brainstorming something they'd wanted to create for a long time. She occasionally glanced up at Valente, watching him watch them with a giddy expression. Finally, they stood and handed him a rough sketch with doodles, equations, and explanations all over the paper. He read it over, turned it in his hands, and looked up at them. He gave them a grin.
The group gathered around a table and started collecting pieces. The micro-parts that Sudoka had previously manufactured needed to be shrunk even further. They'd lose functionality, but they weren't making computers. Only one device. A prototype for, perhaps, a future line of these little storage devices. Necessity led to innovation, and with the wild mind of Ash Valente at the helm and the creative minds of the scientific team, Sudoka would lead that innovation with a spearhead. For now, however, the needs of the CEO outweighed the need for profit.
The games were generating enough profits by now, anyway.