Star Trek: Picard season 1 revealed that the Romulans had acquired a disabled Borg cube that had become detached from the rest of the collective. The Romulans then established a Reclamation Site ...

Described by Lieutenant Commander Data as "strangely generalized", the Borg cube is massive, nearly indestructible, totally generic, and yet highly memorable. Making its debut in the 1989 Star ...

One prominent setting in Star Trek: Picard season 1 is the Artifact: a defunct Borg Cube under Romulan control and home to the Borg Reclamation Project, which helps former Borg drones after they ...

“The End Is the Beginning” doubles down on the Romulan’s agenda aboard their salvaged Borg cube (AKA The Artifact) as former drone-turned-bureaucrat Hugh (Jonathan Del Arco) works with Soji ...

If the Borg have a working class, Hugh is its hero. Living aboard a decommissioned Borg Cube the Romulans call the Artifact, Hugh works with Romulan doctors to de-assimilate former Borg drones and ...

We also see Soji's work on the Cube with former Borg drones; the Romulans refer to them as "The Nameless," and in Episode 2 we see Romulan doctors removing the former drones' Borg implants.

Digital Trends: Coming into this project, what sort of directives were you given for designing this show’s version of a Borg cube? Dan Smiczek: Fortunately, we came to the series really early ...

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Often, the assimilation of an entire planet can be carried out by a single Borg Cube, and there have been fewer spine-chilling sights in the show that a number of them descending upon a helpless ...