fs[ix] (pronounced physics) Corporation is a leading manufacturer of high-performance computing and storage systems optimized for professional applications.

History
fs[ix] was founded in 1997 by renowned scientist and technological pioneer, Roger E. Billings, the original inventor and patent holder of Functionally Structured Distribution (FSD). With his extensive background in client/server computing since its inception, Billings and his team created a new operating system utilizing the full benefits and rules defined in FSD. They called it Functionally Structured UNIX (fs[ix]). This powerful platform was optimized into hardware to deliver a whole level of performance and security for file serving and digital video access. In 1998, fs[ix] released the world's first Gigabit networked Video Servers for education and other high-performance applications. The fs[ix] product line now includes servers, iSCSI storage, and high-end desktops that carry a tradition of best-in-class performance and support.

Customers
fs[ix] servers and computing solutions are utilized by professionals everywhere including computer graphics, education, and federal government. High profile fs[ix] customers include:

Partners
fs[ix] works with industry leaders to provide powerful, compatible solutions. fs[ix] suppliers and partners include:

Media
fs[ix] products have been featured in various trade publications and shows including: