OS/Corp

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A picture of the OS Corp office building on MCGalaxy With Cheese, taken by Joshua.
A picture of the OS/Corp office building on MCGalaxy With Cheese, taken by Joshua.

OS/Corp (also known as The OS Corporation, Operating System Corporation or simply "OS") is a multi-universe technology conglomerate with a building on MCGalaxy With Cheese. They are a manufacturer of consumer and enterprise robotics technology, as well as consumer and enterprise electronics. OS/Corp is pronounced "O.S. Corp." without the forward slash.

It is unknown who the CEO of OS/Corp is, but it is known that the corporation is generally managed by Haswell, an artificial general intelligence developed by the company.

Software Division

OS/Corp's Software Division develops OS-brand software products, including OSBlue and OSi.

Consumer Electronics Division

OS/Corp's Consumer Electronics Division is responsible for the design and manufacturing of OS-brand PCs, mobile devices, entertainment devices, TVs, home appliances, and more. Some noteworthy products of the OS/Corp Consumer Electronics Division include the OS PC, a personal computer, the OSBox, a home entertainment system, and the OSPhone, a handheld computer and communications device.

Enterprise Electronics Division

This division designs and manufactures enterprise-grade equipment, including servers, industrial computers, and enterprise network equipment.

Robotics Division

OS Robotics designs and builds robots, known as OSBots. Their products include the OSBot Model A (manufacturing paused), OSBot Model B, and the OSBot Model C.

Spacecraft Division

OS/Corp's Spacecraft Division designs and builds spaceships, space stations, satellites, and more. Much of OS/Corp's business takes place on starships and other spacecraft built by this division.

Reality Division

The Reality Division of OS/Corp constructs time travel and multi-universal travel equipment, including time machines.

OS MindWorks

OS MindWorks produces brain-computer interface technology.