According to Moore's Law in the computer science community, the size and processing power of chips will halve every 18 to 24 months, while computing power will also double. Experts generally predict that nanochips will appear in the near future, and their size will be 100 to 1,000 times smaller than it is now. However, in recent years, the development time for each generation of chips has been getting longer and longer, that is, the development speed has slowed down. The time it takes for chip generations to change is longer than Moore's Law, indicating that Moore's Law has been surpassed. It also means that traditional methods of researching, designing, and manufacturing chips have become outdated, requiring new standards and new raw materials for processing. Therefore, this article hopes to propose a new innovative concept in chip construction methods that combines the concept of chip multi-layering, and use new semiconductor materials to create a new type of "glass core" multi-layer chip. We hope to make a contribution to the industry and even the computer community.