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star trek - Is there any information about Data after Nemesis?


In the last movie of TNG's generation, "Nemesis", near the end in the Scimitar (Shinzon's ship)... spoilers ahead...




Data dies



Earlier in the movie the team discovers B-4, a prototype android constructed by Doctor Noonian Soong. A little later Data wished to give his brother the opportunity to expand his capabilities, in much the same way that he himself had in years past. Towards that end, Data willingly copied all of his memories to B-4, hoping that the added experiences would help B-4 to expand beyond his original programming. However, soon afterward, B-4 had to be deactivated because of the danger he posed to the Enterprise crew, as a result of Shinzon's tampering.


At the end:



Some of Data's memories began to surface as Picard left the android in his ready room, B-4 beginning to sing the song that Data had sung at Riker and Troi's wedding shortly before B-4's discovery. His future was uncertain.



Does anyone know if Data was slowly resurfacing through B-4 and might be still alive?



Answer




The clear implication at the end of the film is that something of Data has remained and in the tie-in comics to the new 2009 reboot of Star Trek, we learn that when LaForge attempted to install Data's emotion chip into B-4, that was the final trigger needed for Data's memories and personality to override the crude personality of the B-4 android.


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(Star Trek : Countdown 1 - "The Official Prequel to the Upcoming Motion Picture")


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(Star Trek : Countdown 2 - "The Official Prequel to the Upcoming Motion Picture")


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