8.28 Transtator Invented
A UFP Infonet report on the University of Mumbai's 2185 announcement of the transtator, with inventors Daniela Vukovic and Mareechi Govindarajan crediting Deneva Research Station's Bill Abramson for the underlying theory.
UFP Infonet — 14 April 2185
The University of Mumbai has announced what may be the most significant breakthrough in Federation microelectronics in our lifetimes. Dubbed the transtator by its inventors, Daniela Vukovic and Mareechi Govindarajan, this revolutionary new take on optiquad bioelectronics holds enormous promise for new, miniaturized data processing hardware.
“Well, it’s not really our invention,” Ms. Vukovic said at a recent press conference. “Bill Abramson over at the Deneva Research Station has been developing the basic theory for years. He’s the one who should be getting all the credit, not us. All we did was build the hardware.”
Mr. Abramson was unavailable for comment.