The robotic tour guide is a tall, sleek model that guides me through the labyrinth of massive black boxes. Each one has the iTronics insignia on it. "The servers you see here process information and produce new ideas in a similar manner to a human brain. And they require far less space than old transistor database servers."
I'm the only person on the tour. I've already taken this tour once, when I first arrived on Mars. But that seems so long ago. My head, at the time, was spinning with the changes. I barely listened as the android guided me around the vast quantum server farms and iTronics production facilities.
But this time, I'm paying attention. It wasn't difficult to convince my colleagues, through Mitra, that because of the skinless droid I'd seen traipsing through the iTronics lob
