Nicolas Tosh is a math prodigy. In the late 1970s, he develops discreet algorithms that enable seamless communication to and from the brain. Thoughts replace voices, memory banks become downloadable, and every live thought, image, and sound can be captured through Tosh’s mathematical constructs.
To ensure neutrality, he builds a data center in Zermatt, Switzerland, to host a global neural network and a state-of-the-art quantum computer. Conflict becomes inevitable when one nation tries to exploit Algorithm-323 against the others.