New Entity Operations™ has developed a variety of novel operating-system-specific technologies over the past 12 years.
Most of the work being done now is the result of the evolution of a virtual operating system developed in 2013 by New Entity Operations, LLC, that is currently called the IPDVC™ (Internal Processing Deployment and Vetting Computer). The IPDVC™ provides a way of handling any system-level data thread and putting the output of those threads into action-oriented code bases. These code bases store data in retrieval-based and interchange-ready formats. These formats are built to easily plug in to core functions within a variety of industries such as advertising, banking, system-resource management, and disk I/O security and visualization.
The IPDVC™ has been upgraded over the years to tie in existing physical hardware subsystems of various origin types. These origin types now include MIDI/audio systems, surround-sound arrays beyond 7.1 audio, server CPUs threading into open-source kernels such as Linux, and enterprise GPU compute mapping.
New Entity Operations Inc. explores various GPU technologies as a designated output category, dealing with graphics-technology compute systems in both the gaming and AI segments. As part of a group of unaffiliated companies, New Entity Operations Inc. is exploring how the OS will work on NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD subsystems. New Entity Operations Inc. participates in NVIDIA’s Inception Program to look deeper into how these technologies can be used specifically for NVIDIA chipsets that utilize the greater open-architecture kernels popular today.
Much of the operating-system builds started as theory. Over the years, the entirety of the system has been moved into a working prototype phase. A variety of general-purpose trials and evaluations have taken place utilizing both power-user groups and everyday entry-level operators. The last remaining parts of the general-purpose OS to be developed and tested are now being moved into application-stage trials. All prototyped applications are completely detached from legacy X server setups and run as cross-platform graphical runtimes. The objectives of the project can be summarized as providing alternative open-standard systems to consumer-grade modern operating-system end users.
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