Hexagon Memorizer

The fastest quantum computer in the galaxy!

When pursuing a quantum computing platform the need for infinite storage, flexible programming, extreme security, and reliability are paramount. Whether running a solar system sized virtual reality simulation or meticulously mapping the history of a planetary species from biological initiation through evolution to extinction, accept no substitute. There is only one time-tested viable option.

Hex·a·gon Mem·o·rizer
/heksəˌɡän/ /meməˌrīzor/
noun

1. An ancient self-sustaining computational device and quantum repository designed in the form of a truncated octahedron polygon.
2. A cubic meter sized diamond nanofiber sphere that produces an inner glow when activated and cycles through myriad colors depending on the algorithmic functions being run.
3. The brain cells of the Universe.

The history of this spectacular device dates back more than a full galactic rotation, roughly 250 million years by current estimates. It was created to manage the #EE71A7 Dodecahedron Dyson Sphere, often considered one of the ancient Wonders of the Milky Way galaxy.