A large cylinder made of a nearly unknown material, found on the Moon, and believed to be of great importance

A magi-tech cryptomining ASIC developed by the Guild of Technomancers.

Based on the shape of the Buddhist Kasa hat, the iKasa is likely the most expensive thing most people will ever put on their heads.

The ATLAS computer is the product of Atomic Technology Laboratories Analytic Systems, aka ATLAS. This system was considered highly flawed and now obsolete

A Moriarty Rampancy is a class five computer virus, with Class five viruses being threats to national security

A nano-cortex is a computronium fossilization of a human brain

A staple of sci-fi, the holo-projection table

The Anti-Crime Computer is the core of law enforcement and peacekeeping in the Cosmic Era.

In the far future, tiny bots injected into the body can do great good-or great harm, depending on what kind of bots they are.

The Neam Octillio is a crystal data matrix that contains and estimated 10 to the 27th power pages of data, all sourced from the Imbrian dynasty

An Imbrian data cube that houses the formula and schematics for creating a psychic beacon

A large portable data drive that contains all the vital information for creating human clones

The core of every clever machine is the machine cortex, the droid brain.

Also known as A10s, synaptic amplifiers are both tools for cognet interface and fashion statements

The Cohaagen Apparatus is an illegal piece of technology used for memory manipulation.

A class of cybernetic prosthetics worn over the face

A curious piece of technology that is both disturbingly retro-horror and cutting edge arcanotech, the head in a jar.

More colloquially known as the avatar, muse, or handle.

Machine, AI, being, God? The best guarded secret of the country of Egypt, Former Earth. One which secured them their galactic future and survival, at the same time, damning them in the eyes of every nation of the Republic for an eternity.

Augscannens are common handheld devices used by security and law enforcement agencies