But what kind of techie was the late Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry in real life? Or more specifically, what kind of computer did the man use? These questions all bubbled up when Gene ...

One of the Star Trek franchise's most distinguishing characteristics is the AI computer that occupies its Federation vessels. Since The Original Series, the actor tasked with providing that voice ...

using a process called fractal neuronic cloning. So while Lieutenant Commander Data of the USS Enterprise, lover of cats and Sherlock Holmes, is no more, his spirit lives on in them. Star Trek ...

Warning: contains spoilers for Star Trek: Lower Decks #3 ... In several episodes, Data finds a solution in record time by using his positronic brain. For example, in the fifth season episode ...

Soong and Starfleet wouldn’t have resorted to using neurons from the inferior B-4 to bring him back. Why is Data "old" now? Data can grow old now in Star Trek: Picard season 3 episode 6 ...

A computer scientist who tried to register ... Millett pointed to the Star Trek: The Next Generation character Data, a sentient android who memorably wrote a poem to his cat, which is jokingly ...

Star Trek's Brent Spiner addresses his possible return to the franchise as Data, after Picard season 3 resurrected the character. The Trek world was rocked when the feature film Nemesis seemingly ...

Star Trek's Holodeck is no longer ... environments are infinitely customizable, using nothing but language: the crew has only to ask the computer to generate an environment, and that space appears ...

Tying the Major Loose End in 'Star Trek: Picard' "It was going back to ... but seeing what this must mean to Geordi and getting to play that, but using that as a way to get through to his old ...