Infa-Tec

The Infa-Tec Logo's final version

### Headquarters

Infa-Tec Headquarters in Detroit, Michigan (Pre-War)Underground Infa-Tec Facility in Charlotte, North Carolina (Post-War)

### Key People

Alastair Houston (Founder and final CEO before the Great War)Solar.OS (Last surviving affiliated creature)

### Products

Solar.OS (Fully Operational Artificial Intelligence)The Hyper-Train (High-Speed Train)The Infa-Tec Micro-Thruster (Miniaturized Thruster)

### Employee Count

15,000+ (Pre-War) 1 (Post-War)

Infa-Tec Science was a major Scientific company in the Pre-War United States of America. They specialized in transportation, and in their later years, artificial intelligence. Their last surviving "member" is the rogue AI, Solar.OS, which has laid dormant in his underground prison, putting those who dare enter the facility through psychologically painful testing.

## **History**

Infa-Tec Science was founded by local genius in Detroit, Michigan, Alastair Houston. He grew up always having an intrigue in making Humans able to get from Point A to Point B, only faster each time. This is why at age 18 he founded Infa-Tec Science with his other smart friends from his College. Infa-Tec, at that time, prioritized transportation, both in space and on Earth. Before the Great War, there were even plans to make a giant tunnel over the oceans as a bridge which they would use the Infa-Tec Hyper-Train to get across . This was cancelled because of the, y'know, nuclear war.

In their later years, however, with the development of the Vault-Tec ZAX, the company's leadership had their interest peaked. They began to try and compete with the ZAX technology, by making their own Artificial Intelligence. They manged to make only one, as the production of a second one was halted by the Great War. The one AI they made is known only as "Solar.OS". The AI was made to conduct psychological, and rarely, physical tests on Human subjects donated to them by several US Prison systems. Rumors say Solar.OS is still active, and is offline, but not permanently in the facility it was developed in, in Charlotte, North Carolina.

## **Products**

Infa-Tec developed several independently made products in their time as a company in pre-war America. Along with this, they did several jobs for the United States Military in designing weapons and tanks, but those won't be listed here.

### **The Infa-Tec Hyper-Train**

The Infa-Tec Hyper-Train is a large, high speed fusion powered train that is still operation to this day in post-war Detroit, Michigan. The Hyper-Train was initially only made to get employees of companies to their job site for a small fee of 5 dollars to board it, and in its later years, Infa-Tec intended to make a large bridge across the Atlantic Ocean and into Europe using the Hyper-Train. Post-war, it has become the base of a large raider gang in Detroit, and is still operating.

### **The Infa-Tec Micro-Thruster**

The Infa-Tec Micro-Thuster, or as it's more commonly known as, the Miniaturized Space Thruster was a piece of technology developed by Infa-Tec and sold to several space companies, mostly NASA. The Micro-Thruster was made to cost less than normal thrusters, be more efficient than normal thrusters, and be smaller, allowing for more thrusters, giving the said space ship that was being piloted more force when entering space. Unfortunately, this technology was never actually used, as before the first launch of a space ship using the Micro-Thrusters, The Great War happened.

### **Solar.OS**

Solar.OS was one of Infa-Tec's last products before The Great War. It was made as a form of competing with Vault-Tec's ZAX project, and was able to complete standardized physical and psychological tests on Human subjects, develop new technologies, and preform instant calculations. It was one of Infa-Tec's greatest products, and is rumored to still be fully operational in Charlotte, North Carolina.

## **Corruption**

Infa-Tec was not a very morally good company. Like many companies in the 2020s+, Infa-Tec committed a *lot* of morally unjustifiable acts in their time. Some of these acts include: Paying their workers lower than minimum wage, abuse of test subjects, neglect of employees and interns, failure to abide by OSHA guidelines, and more. This stirred up controversy in their later years, as, shockingly, the law system likes to make people who break the law pay for their crimes (Or, atleast most of the time.). Some rumors even say that they lied to the prisoners who signed up for the Infa-Tec Test Subject Program, saying that it would just be simple math calculations and other simple stuff. This was not true, the subjects were forced to go through rigorous psychological and physical testing, and many subjects went insane during the testing.