Pushing an industry

KiShin and Microsoft have been developing PC and KS1 games together, such as Descent and Battle Arena Tonshinden, etc.

The games library for PC was growing by the day, attracting people who owned a PC to buy games for their computers.

As a result, it boosted sales for PCs and the Microsoft OS altogether, further benefiting the industry.

Meanwhile, Amazon was also starting to incorporate the selling of video games, besides books.

The sale of books on Amazon significantly helped Ruki Bookstore in the rise of sales.

With video games being sold on Amazon, supported by KiShin, the company gradually gained more customers, especially gamers.

As KiShin was the major shareholder of the Amazon platform, they marketed Amazon to expedite the research and development of the algorithm data Jeff is seeking.

Improving the algorithm data of Amazon was expected to contribute to the growth of customers and traffic on the site.

So far, it was working, as Amazon received visits from thousands of users each day. While it might not be much, the algorithm data gathered from these users was continuously improving, potentially turning thousands of users into hundreds of thousands in about a year or so, given the advancements in the internet.

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The internet was growing, and KiShin recently acquired WorldCom in the USA, an internet provider. As a struggling company, Shin decided to acquire it to improve internet service in the USA.

A few weeks after the acquisition, Shin used his knowledge from his previous life to enhance the internet service. WorldCom employed community-driven optimization resources, sharing knowledge and best practices among users to foster innovation and help individuals optimize their dial-up connections within the limits of their specific lines.

Additionally, having WorldCom employ the data compression that Shin specifically provided with an LZMA algorithm, compressing data before transmission, could enhance efficiency and speed.

Since the latest computers developed in this world are as advanced as 1996 or 1997, the LZMA data compression algorithm is feasible with the current hardware capabilities.

The Liz—Ziv—Markov chain Algorithm (LZMA) was learned by Shin in his previous life while exploring the basics of the internet as a hobby.

The same applies to Dynamic compression, which also utilizes the LZMA algorithm. Adjusting compression levels according to the algorithm can optimize performance for different types of data.

The CEO and executives of WorldCom, executing according to the parent company KiShin's will, were shocked when they gradually realized that such algorithm that's provided by KiShin could significantly improve and optimize their internet speed.

Just two months after KiShin acquired WorldCom, during a conference meeting:

"Most of our customers, through surveys, were quite satisfied with our service after being acquired by KiShin."

"Well, what can you expect? Most of the problems our company faced were efficiently solved by KiShin with their funding, and thanks to KiShin's suggestions, our service improved."

"I really don't know how KiShin could come up with such ingenious ideas. It's as if they're more experienced in being internet service providers than us..." an executive couldn't help but stroke his chin as he spoke.

"Yeah, like the data compression algorithm, dynamic compression algorithm, and so on. Our engineers thought that what KiShin is presenting is just a theory, but for such methods to actually work is fascinating!" a CTO couldn't help but exclaim.

"Don't be too shocked. It's a well-known Japanese company, after all. KiShin must have executed such methods in Japan with their research," the middle-aged CEO, Lucio Rock, said.

"I guess that makes sense."

"I wonder how much further research KiShin has done in internet technology..."

"Well, let's discuss the prioritized infrastructure suggested by KiShin again."

"Investing in fiber optic cables... This technology provides significantly faster speeds and greater capacity compared to older copper cables. I guess it's kind of obvious why we need to prioritize such technology."

"Expanding network coverage and developing alternate connections... I'm not gonna lie; I am quite excited about this development. It will take a long time before realizing this, and it will really improve the ISP industry. Just from this, we can see the ambitions of KiShin in the internet industry."

"The rumors about KiShin's ambitions of wanting to bite off more than it could chew were real after all, haha..."

"Bite off more than it could chew? Well, KiShin seems to have the capability to chew, after all?"

"We couldn't say for sure, but I lean towards your thoughts..."

The executives and key figures of WorldCom were genuinely interested in KiShin.

Initially, they thought KiShin was mindlessly acquiring their company, but as time passed, it seems that KiShin has an extensive plan for their company, and they didn't hate it at all. In fact, excitement was an understatement...

WorldCom, an Internet Service Provider, executed a lot after being acquired by KiShin...

This included providing internet access to public libraries and community centers. These institutions lacking technologies have been supported through the KiShin Foundation.

After that, the KiShin Foundation, along with the Internet Service Provider WorldCom being advertised through the foundation, launched awareness campaigns, educating the public about the internet and promoting safe and responsible usage in schools across the USA.

Since it posed no harm, the states approved of the KiShin Foundation and WorldCom's actions. What is interesting is that the KiShin Foundation even provides training and resources to help people learn basic digital skills, which can increase internet adoption and usage.

The WorldCom executives would have genuinely considered KiShin a pure philanthropist if they hadn't known KiShin's ambitions beforehand...

The WorldCom executives are contemplating that all of the actions KiShin Foundation is taking are part of the grander plan KiShin is preparing. They eagerly look forward to a day when WorldCom and KiShin Foundation's current efforts will be rewarded in the future.

Until now, WorldCom has become subordinate to KiShin, even causing the ISP company to align with the philanthropic actions of KiShin Foundation.

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"I hope this people will become internet addicts later..." Shin grinned jokingly as he looked at the images and reports of the philanthropic actions of WorldCom and KiShin Foundation in the USA.

All of these efforts by Shin are just a hope that more Americans will become familiar with the internet. The increased number of internet users in the USA will benefit WorldCom, improve the internet industry, and possibly expedite the process of internet development.