Category Archives: Software development
New Animus-OS announced!
Animus-OS Valhalla is officially announced!
Our developers at Abstergo Systems have worked tirelessly over the last few years to bring you the latest Animus operating system:
This new version includes extensive improvements in almost all aspects. Mystical beliefs that your ancestors believed in can become reality with Valhalla, the translation of ancient Nordic languages has been implemented and much more!
Look forward to more information in the coming months!
ctOS Counter Terrorism
Abstergo and Blume Cooperation are working together along with local, state and national governments across the globe to upgrade and further interface the ctOS program. We hope to more effectively combat terrorism and are urging nations to openly use this system in the wake of recent tragedies. We have been working hard to further secure the ctOS system form hacking and truly believe the system is safe to use. Our companies have been gathering data on various hacking techniques and security systems to insure the safety of our program to its users. Abstergo and Blume are dedicated to the protection of our communities across the globe.
Animus Fixes and Updates
Recently, an update has been made to the Animus. Here is the change log:
– Added a system to make the Animus accessible for more hours
– Added a new security system, viruses have now been “run-over” [ERUDITO]
– Interface made more accessible and simpler
– Animus functionality increased. Less probability to have connection problems to your memories and misplaced desynchronizations. Less mixed up timeline problems.
Thank you for reporting all the problems you’ve found in the Animus and all our other products.
Antibiotic Resistance and the Animus
With the announcement of a-OS 4.0, Abstergo has been fielding a number of questions from the public, but the most common is why a company with a main focus on pharmaceutical development needs to explore the past in such great detail with the Animus.
Abstergo is committed to solving the toughest riddles in the medical community, with the most critical focus on eliminating antibiotic-resistant bacteria and super viruses. We know that rapid DNA mutations within these types of bacteria and viruses are what cause them to be resistant to pharmaceutical treatment, and that finding a way to stop these mutations from occurring will be the key to eliminating them. Our scientists believe that uncovering the source of a particular virus and tracking its progress throughout history will allow us to map its mutations and discover a pattern or common occurrence. By tracking more than one at a time, we can see if there is a similar pattern that spreads across all mutations. With the Animus, not only can we truly see history as it unfolds, but also retrieve accurate, first-hand data of the progress of human diseases.
Abstergo’s ultimate goal, however, is to develop a nanobot that can be administered to a patient orally in a pill. Once in the patient’s system, it will be able to identify, track, study, and destroy any infection from a common cold to cancer!
