Object
Yoshimitsu Computers
A pallet of advanced computing hardware packed in reinforced crates stamped with a Yoshimitsu sigil: compact alloy chassis, rack‑mountable processing nodes, dense fiber‑optic ports, and banks of dormant status LEDs. Crates sit among homestead tools and livestock manifests, appearing new and professionally packaged rather than improvised. Data flags the line item; Picard treats the entry as an anomalous clue rather than routine cargo, its presence jolting the ready room conversation.
2 appearances
Purpose
High‑performance computing units intended for colony infrastructure, data processing, or communications — modular processors and I/O suites designed to manage agricultural, logistical, or beacon systems aboard a colonist vessel.
Significance
Functions as a narrative contradiction and investigatory lead: the advanced electronics conflict with the Mariposa's otherwise pastoral cargo manifest, provoking Picard’s command‑level inquiry and suggesting hidden trade, cultural crossover, or covert provisioning that drives the plot forward.
Appearances in the Narrative
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