Dr. Sarah Chen stared at her computer screen, reading the Nova Technologies announcement for the third time. Her coffee had gone cold an hour ago, but she didn't notice.
She was a telecommunications engineer at MIT, with two PhDs and fifteen years of experience in signal processing and network architecture. She had worked on 5G infrastructure, satellite communication systems, and cutting-edge fiber optic networks. But none of it mattered anymore.
Nova Technologies made sure if that with the announcement they made almost four hours ago.
"This is impossible," she whispered to herself, then louder, "This is impossible."
But the announcement was real. The device was real. And if Nova Technologies' previous product were any indication, it will actually worked exactly as advertised.
