AIX

AIX (Advanced Interactive eXecutive) is an operating system developed by IBM, designed to manage and coordinate computer hardware and software. It's specifically built for enterprise servers and high-performance computing environments, providing a stable and secure platform for running complex applications. AIX handles tasks like managing files, controlling hardware components, and executing programs efficiently. It supports advanced features such as virtualization and high availability, making it suitable for businesses that require reliable, scalable, and secure computing infrastructure. Essentially, AIX acts as the central software that enables powerful servers to operate smoothly and reliably.