IBM's implementation of Unix.

Jensens Internet Dictionary An IBM version of the Unix operating system. It will run on PCs with 386 or higher chips and on workstations and mainframes. (See also Unix)

Acronym for Advanced Interactive eXecutive, a version of UNIX produced by IBM. AIX runs on a variety of computers, including PCs and workstations. AIX incorporates elements of System V, BSD, and OSF/1 [..]

Advanced Interactive Executive - IBM's version of Unix.

IBM (International Business Machines) ’s Unix operating system for its RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) workstation e-Series. It supports Java via the Hursley Park compiler. It runs on Power PC [..]

The industrial strength OS designed by IBM to run on PowerPC and x86 based machines. It is a variant of UNIX and is meant to provide more power than OS/2.

Advanced Interactive eXecutive - Advanced Interactive eXecutive(AIX), originally called as Advanced IBM Unix, is a proprietary operating system developed by IBM based on UNIX System. AIX has pioneered [..]

<operating system> (AIX) IBM's version of Unix, taken as the basis for the OSF standard. Usenet newsgroup: comp.sys.unix.aix. Acronym: AIX (01 Mar 1994)

IBM's version of UNIX based on AT&T system V and runs on the IBM RS/6000 system. Domestic Data Plus Data Circuit (DD+)

Advanced Interactive Executive. AIX is a version of the Unix operating system (OS) that was developed by IBM. AIX runs on mainframes, midrange computers and personal computers.