Interview with Dr. Fang Kecheng in "Global Business Leaders"
Jade heart LongServing Technology: Pioneering the Future with Photonic Computing and Material Innovation
Since November 2024, in just six months,Dr. Fang Kecheng, founder and CEO of Langselin Technology, has been interviewed by nine mainstream American media outlets.，Clearly, its disruptive and innovative technology has attracted global attention, with numerous invitations from international media.
in this time《Global Business Leaders》In a magazine interview，Dr. Fang shared how he led his team to develop quantum optical chips.，Breaking through the physical limits of traditional electronic chips, directly challenging the semiconductor industry, which is primarily based on electronics.，It targets the global chip market dominated by TSMC. This innovation is expected to bring about a revolutionary change, increasing computing speed by thousands of times and significantly reducing energy consumption.
on the other hand，Another major innovation by LongServing in the luxury market——Laboratory-grown Imperial Green Jade，It is also reshaping the value logic of the jewelry industry。This laboratory-made jadeite, combining sustainability principles with exquisite craftsmanship, rivals the quality of top-grade natural jade，It quickly became a new favorite for international jewelry brands to collaborate with.
From cutting-edge computing technology to the high-end luxury market，Dr. Fang, with his solid research and development capabilities and outstanding vision，This success has propelled Langcelin Technology to become a key driver of the global innovation wave, placing it on the world's innovation stage.To become a key force leading the future development of technology. This is not just an interview, but also a profound prediction of the future direction of technology.
LongServing Technology has also won the award《Global Business Leaders》Named one of the top 20 leading companies for 2025 by the magazine.（20 Leading Companies of the Year 2025），This honor highly recognizes the company's achievements in optical quantum computing、Laboratory grown jade、Breakthrough achievements and global industrial influence in diverse fields such as artificial intelligence and biotechnology.
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〈以下是採訪的譯文〉:
Transforming Industries Through Cutting-Edge Technology
In today’s era of rapid technological advancement, companies must constantly innovate to stay competitive. The demand for faster computing, sustainable materials, and eco-friendly solutions has never been greater. Despite remarkable progress in science and technology, industries such as semiconductor manufacturing, luxury materials, and biotechnology continue to face ongoing challenges, including scalability issues, low production efficiency, and high costs.
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, LongServing Technology Co., Ltd. stands at the forefront of solving these global challenges. Under the visionary leadership of its founder and CEO, Dr. Fang Kecheng, the company has developed a range of disruptive technologies that redefine multiple key industries. LongServing focuses on photonic quantum computing, laboratory-grown Imperial Green Jadeite, and biotechnology, driving the next transformation of human civilization.
Pioneering Photonic Quantum Multi-Bit Computing
One of LongServing’s most revolutionary breakthroughs lies in the field of photonic quantum computing. Traditional semiconductors rely on electronic chips, but as transistor miniaturization approaches its physical limits, the cost and difficulty of further performance improvement have sharply increased. LongServing boldly stepped beyond the constraints of electronic chips, entering the realm of photonic computation, a technology with the potential to increase processing speed and efficiency by thousands of times.
“We are not merely improving existing technologies — we are redefining them. Within the next decade, our quantum photonic chips may completely replace electronic chips.”
— Dr. Fang Kecheng
Unlike traditional electronic chips, photonic chips use light for computation, enabling near-instant information processing while dramatically reducing heat generation and power consumption. This ushers in a new era of quantum applications. LongServing has already secured patents in 26 countries, solidifying its global intellectual property portfolio. The company has set an ambitious target to produce 50,000 wafers per month, positioning itself in direct competition with TSMC, which remains focused on electronic chips.
Disrupting the Semiconductor Industry with Revolutionary Manufacturing Processes
LongServing has also revolutionized chip manufacturing by pioneering nano-chemical fabrication techniques to produce picometer-scale photonic circuits, a complete departure from the complex physical processes used by current semiconductor foundries. This approach not only reduces production costs but also accelerates the development of multi-bit photonic logic gates, representing a major leap for quantum computing.
By transitioning from binary to multi-bit algorithms, data can exist in multiple states within a single unit, vastly increasing processing speed while consuming only a fraction of the energy required by traditional electronic chips. This technology will have transformative impacts across fields such as artificial intelligence, big data, cybersecurity, aerospace defense, and healthcare.
Bringing Luxury and Sustainability Together: The Future of Lab-Grown Jadeite
LongServing has also made groundbreaking strides in the luxury market with its development of laboratory-grown Imperial Green Jadeite, which matches the beauty and quality of the world’s rarest natural jade while offering a sustainable, mining-free alternative.
“The jade industry has long suffered from limited supply and ethical controversies. Our goal is to provide a sustainable, conflict-free luxury alternative of the highest quality.”
— Dr. Fang Kecheng
Through proprietary crystal-growth technology, LongServing’s lab-grown jade achieves gem-grade transparency, texture, and color. With the global jade market valued at over USD 31 billion annually, this synthetic jadeite represents a disruptive innovation that is already drawing attention from international jewelry brands and luxury retailers.
LongServing also recognizes the importance of marketing investment in luxury sales. The company plans to showcase its jewelry through supermodel runway presentations and other high-visibility campaigns to expand global awareness.
“These marketing costs are essential. Without brand building and exposure, we cannot break into a USD 31 billion market. That’s why we are actively seeking investment partners.”
— Dr. Fang Kecheng
Furthermore, the company plans to open flagship boutiques in Shanghai, Tokyo, and Paris, and has produced 11 microfilm advertisements for its jade jewelry in Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and English, with Dr. Fang himself writing and composing the soundtracks.
“I merge artistic sensitivity with scientific logic — just like my paintings. People often call me the modern Leonardo da Vinci.”
Advancing AI Robotics and Biotechnology for a Smarter Future
Beyond computing and materials innovation, LongServing is expanding into AI robotics and biotechnology. Its AI robotics division develops intelligent automation systems for industrial manufacturing, medical diagnostics, and infrastructure maintenance.
In biotechnology, the company focuses on plant-based immune enhancement — harnessing bio-compatible natural extracts to strengthen human immunity, a highly valuable approach in the emerging era of preventive medicine.
Case Study: How LongServing’s Technologies Are Reshaping Industries
LongServing’s innovations are already transforming multiple sectors. Its quantum photonic chip has successfully replaced traditional electronic chips in test scenarios, increasing computational efficiency by 10,000 times, demonstrating the vast potential of photonic technology.
In the luxury market, LongServing’s synthetic jadeite is rapidly replacing lower-grade natural jade (B- and C-grade). Jewelers and collectors increasingly recognize the superior transparency and quality of lab-grown Imperial Green Jadeite, driving major shifts across global supply chains.
The Road Ahead: LongServing’s Vision for the Future
Looking ahead, LongServing plans to launch mass production of its quantum photonic chips, aiming to deliver 2-nanometer photonic chips by 2025. The company is also preparing for a Pre-IPO round, inviting global investors to participate in this upcoming technological revolution.
Its AI robotics division will continue to expand into smart industrial and medical applications, while its luxury division will further strengthen the global acceptance of lab-grown jadeite and enhance its position as a sustainable jewelry brand.
In biotechnology, LongServing continues to develop health- and longevity-focused innovations, as well as advanced air-pollution control technologies as part of its sustainability commitment. Through a clear vision and strong technical leadership, LongServing is steadily becoming a global leader across multiple industries.
Final Thoughts
Standing at the crossroads of science, industry, and innovation, LongServing embodies the fusion of visionary leadership, deep scientific expertise, and scalable application capability. Rather than merely keeping pace with technological progress, LongServing is actively shaping the direction of the future. From photonic computing and luxury materials to AI and biotechnology, the company is simultaneously driving progress in multiple fields.
As the world advances toward a smarter, more sustainable, and efficient tomorrow, LongServing proves one thing beyond doubt: innovation has no limits.
Quotes
“We are not merely improving existing technologies — we are redefining them. Within the next decade, our quantum photonic chips may completely replace electronic chips.”
— Dr. Fang Kecheng
•LongServing Technology Co., Ltd.
•Official Website：https://www.longserving.com.tw/en/
•Representative: Dr. Fang Kecheng (Founder, CEO & Chairman)
•About the Founder:
A visionary inventor specializing in quantum computing, lab-grown jade, AI robotics, and biotechnology, Dr. Fang integrates science and art to pioneer interdisciplinary innovation.
•About the Company:
Founded in 2010, LongServing Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise driven by innovation, specializing in photonic computing, synthetic jade, AI robotics, and biotechnology. The company is committed to advancing human life quality, optimizing industrial efficiency, and promoting sustainable development through scientific breakthroughs and real-world applications — actively shaping the future of multiple global industries.
