The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Chapter 125

The annual Global Technology Summit was being held at Lux Hotel.

Various media companies and reporters were waiting outside the hotel at the break of dawn with their equipment, eagerly waiting for two particular people to show up. One of them was a man troubled by his divorce, the future heir of the Hunt family, and also the president of H Group, Stefan Hunt.

The other was a well–known researcher in the field of electronic chips, who also happened to be KCL Group’s largest shareholder, Mr. Y. Mr. Y attracted a lot of public attention not just. because of his mysterious identity and the fact that he’d never shown up in public, but also because he had a tight–knit relationship with Stefan.

The chips created by KCL Group were only sold to H Group, which meant that H Group occupied 75 percent of the market in the electronics and technology industry. On top of that, Stefan frequently met with a mysterious man in a hotel. It was rumored that this man was most likely the enigmatic Mr. Y.

The venue was spacious, and the decorations were grand. Those who showed up were all celebrities and hotshots that actively appeared on Forbes‘ list of famous people. Different areas had showrooms by different companies, and they each displayed their own most advanced, popular electronics and technology.

was somewhat overlooked in the Global Technology Summit where all the big names in

was to acquire the latest information in the industry, which

each occupying an entire floor in the prime spots of the hotel. Both their showrooms were crowded and cramped, and it took Renee a lot of effort to squeeze her way

chip is an incredible creation developed solely by Mr. Y, the chief researcher of KCL Group. It uses the most advanced semiconductor materials, as well as the qubit technology, to increase the chip’s operating speed to 99.7 percent. Currently,

were a lot of excited discussions going on

technology in the world. Mr. Y, their chief researcher, keeps a low profile, but

won’t even be able to get access to it…

because our companies are small.

to discuss something, snickering every