All these years I heard Mr. DNA as saying: "thinking machines, supercomputers break down the strand in minutes."
I always thought... huh... that seems a little redundant.
Then I realized, thanks to Paul Ceruzzi's History of Modern Computing, that Thinking Machines was a brand of supercomputers!
Like, an actual, real-life brand.
So he's saying: "Thinking Machines supercomputers"
What's more, it was based in Cambridge.
Hence:
"Call Nedry's people... in Cambridge."
Mind is blown.