Atoma Civilian Computing Operating Systems

The Atoma Civilian Computing Operating Systems (ACCOS) is a text-based user interface operating system developed by Spiritworks and Müners Atomic Engineering which runs as a computer based on adding onto the old DreamOS. It has to run on a Alphaware standard unit.

Background
ACCOS was developed as a joint-venture between Spiritworks and Müners Atomic Engineering. It was released in 2038, it uses standard Alphaware computer systems. ACCOS was also used by some corporations as it supposedly had military-level encryption on all local data. However, as a hostile tactic Alphaware saved and collected the data and uploaded it to a private server with all data by civilians. This could be use as future blackmail against people or corporations.

In 2041, Spiritworks allowed Alphaware VirtualReality Experience (AVRE) to be used with ACCOS. This project was designed to allow for virtual meetings between people, corporations and even military simulations. However due to AVRE's cost, it was decomissioned after only 50 of the units were made.