KT8000 is the only zero-terminal computer in the world with no CPU, no memory and no system. There is only one highly integrated computer chip in the box, which is used for surfing the Internet, operating software, editing and saving files, playing videos and so on. It is completed by the powerful server software and hardware system at the other end of the network cable. Because the "Treasure Box" is based on the concept of cloud computing, all the data calculation, management programs and operating systems in the traditional PC host are transferred to the remote server, the computer terminal on the desktop can be greatly slimmed down, and the power consumption is less than 3.5 watts, which is 5% of the usual desktop computer. Calculated by an office enterprise with a scale of 100 people, the energy consumption is only 1 of the independent host scheme.

No CPU, no memory, no system, for computer users, it also means a long waiting time for office workers, electromagnetic radiation, computer viruses are all solved.

The home version of "Zero Terminal Computer" is also under development and is expected to be listed in the middle of next year. By then, the price will be greatly reduced, and a household "treasure chest" will not exceed 65,438 yuan+0,000 yuan.

The first domestic computer mainframe without CPU, memory and system was put into production in Shanghai.

A metal box the size of a mobile hard disk, with four USB interfaces and special interfaces for power supply, network, headphones and projector. Just connect the external devices such as monitor, keyboard and mouse, plug in the network cable, and gently click the login window, and the familiar Windows interface will be displayed on the monitor or projection screen immediately, with almost negligible startup time. ...

After several years of research by researchers in Shanghai, the first domestic "zero-terminal computer host" without CPU, memory and system came out in Shanghai recently and was put into mass production in early July. At present, Shanghai Gold Exchange has "abandoned" the bulky PC mainframe and completed the configuration of 300 such "zero-terminal computers", becoming the first public institution in China to enter the era of cloud computer office.