Rose Systems Company

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Rose Systems Company

Company logo that has been used since 2010.

Trade name
ROSE

Type
Independent

Industry
TechnologyArtificial intelligence

Predecessor
Rose Systems Industries

Founded
August 5, 2010; (13 years ago)

Founder
Katherine Milton

Headquarters
Mapleville Ridge, Wisconsin

Revenue
$2.039 billion (as of 2021, given inflation rates)

Operating income
$11.092 million (as of 2021, given inflation rates)

Parent
Microsoft Corporation (2010-present)

**Rose Systems Company** (formerly Rose Systems Industries), doing business as simply **ROSE**, is an American multinational company that focuses on the field of artificial intelligence. It is located at 1993 Southwest 22nd Street, in the southern suburbs of Mapleville Ridge, Wisconsin, not too far from the Bunny Burrow. It just so happens that the building's owner, 33-year-old British doctor and scientist Katherine Milton, is the only one to have created the Rose System Units and later as a follow-up, Kate OS.

History
2003: Founding
On June 2, 2003, a super smart lady named Katherine Milton had a brilliant idea. She decided to start her own company called Rose Systems Industries. Katherine was not just any ordinary person - she was a British technologist, scientist, and professional doctor certified by the Mayo Clinic.

Creating Robots
Rose Systems Industries focused on making really cool robots that were super smart. They spent a lot of time testing and programming these robots to make them intelligent. It took many years for this kind of technology to become possible.

Global Recognition
Just four months after the company started, Katherine Milton and her company became really famous. Many TV stations and news outlets from all over the world talked about them. Katherine Milton was even ranked as the best artificial intelligence programmer in the whole world! She was especially famous in the United Kingdom and the United States. But she was also well-known in other states and counties like Milwaukee, Iowa, Indiana, Las Vegas, Washington, and California.

Silicon Valley
California occupies a distinctive position within the United States as a renowned center for technology and innovation, earning it the well-deserved nickname of “Silicon Valley.” This recognition stems from its resemblance to the Santa Clara Valley, situated in the southern region of the San Francisco Bay Area. Consequently, California has emerged as the nation's foremost technological hub. With its thriving tech industry, California continues to draw exceptional talent from all corners of the globe. The state's vibrant startup culture and access to venture capital create an ideal environment for entrepreneurs to transform their groundbreaking ideas into reality.
Additionally, the presence of prestigious universities such as Stanford and UC Berkeley further stimulates the state's technological progress, fostering a collaborative and cutting-edge atmosphere. Moreover, California's robust network of industry leaders and established companies offers invaluable mentorship and networking opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs. The state's unwavering commitment to research and development guarantees the constant emergence of revolutionary technologies and breakthrough innovations from its bustling tech centers. As a result, California remains at the forefront of technological advancements, attracting not only top-tier talent but also substantial investments from both domestic and international sources.

The Birth of Rose Systems Industries
In 2003, Rose Systems Industries, led by Katherine, came into existence on a remarkable day. Situated on the outskirts of the vibrant city of Milwaukee County, right within the core of Wisconsin, the company has flourished ever since. Rose Systems Industries, Katherine's brainchild, has emerged as a prominent player in the technology sector.
Emphasizing innovation and state-of-the-art solutions, the company has consistently provided exceptional products and services to its clientele. The strategic location of the company has also played a pivotal role in its triumph, granting easy access to a skilled pool of professionals and a thriving business ecosystem. However, a significant obstacle came their way when they encountered a major setback three years later - their network's mainframe was compromised due to an undisclosed vulnerability, resulting in a malicious hack.

2004-2006: Hacking of the industry, 2 year shutdown
Several of Rose Systems Industries's prototype index codes were exposed to the public via the dark web on August 9, 2004, when the company was the victim of a risky breach. Additionally, the corporation had disclosed a number of abandoned prototypes that had been seized but never used, which were subsequently made public via breached.co and posted on the underground network of websites on the dark web. As the name implies, Rose Systems Company is a technology company, and the hackers posted a breach on the dark web that had 120K email addresses and passwords of customers.
Rose Systems Industries was forced to discontinue business operations for reasons related to safety as a direct result of the breach, and it also filed for the bankruptcy process under Chapter 11. It had been believed that the business had been compromised by an unidentified North Korean cyber unit, the very same organization responsible for the 2014 Sony Pictures Animation attack.
Television and newspaper networks throughout the entire globe covered the computer hacking story extensively. Katherine Milton did mention that the company could possibly come back in a television appearance with CBS on Friday, July 21, 2006, which happened to be nearly two years later. The corporation recently implemented substantially more rigorous security steps to stop leaks and attacks like the ones that occurred during discussions with Apple CEO Steve Jobs in recent months. The company was reopened on Saturday, August 5, 2006, but this time with increased security management.

2009: Official closure of Rose Systems Industries
In an email to news reporter Inside Edition on March 20, 2009, which succeeded in Katherine Milton announcing that Rose System Industries will shortly collapse owing to severe financial constraints at the company. As a result of the August 2004 computer hacking controversy and the cancellation of Apple's contract with the company, the private company lost GBP£785 million in revenue.
On July 4, 2009, the business had been permanently shut down and consequently dissolved, just shy of three months after dealing with an indefinite shutdown. Apple's contract expired, and the business became increasingly irrelevant.

2009-2010: Re-establishment
According to an NBC news story from November 2009, it was reported that Dr. Katherine Milton had putting effort arrangements with a number of different businesses. The companies that participated included Activision, Microsoft, and Ubisoft. While Activision and Microsoft had their main corporate offices in the United States of America, where the majority of commercial enterprises are established, Ubisoft had its corporate headquarters there.
Katherine Milton has decided on a deal with the American multinational technology giant Microsoft, through which they acquired Rose System Industries for an estimated price of US$4.5 billion. This was made possible through some corporate intervention. On August 1, 2010, the purchase and sale agreement for the company was finalized, and on August 5 of the same year, the company was reopened after having been closed since the of March 2009. The company itself underwent a name change, from “Rose System Industries” to “Rose Systems Company”.

2011: Rose System Prototype development
In February 2011, Katherine Milton began experimenting more with artificial-intelligence. She then built Mandy Maynard, the first RS prototype, and “programmed” her by installing her original human brain into herself. She later programmed Maxine Atwood, dubbed RS-2, and later built Kamiko Yokoyama, the first Japanese-based RS unit, dubbed RS-3. Katherine would later build Addison Schneider, dubbed RS-4, followed by Samantha Hopkinson, RS-5, Allison Vineyard, RS-6, Kaitelynne Dougherty, RS-7, Isabella Callahan, RS-8, and Gwendolyn “Dimitri” Sherwood, dubbed RS-9. Two years later, she built Andrea “Andi” Hatfield, dubbed RS-10, as the final RS Unit.
Totaling over 10 Rose System units, the RS decouples were complete, making her the first woman to build ten bio-machines, due to the rabbots having their original human brains installed into themselves.

2012-2023: Official LLC partnership
The company was applied for the LLC sub-branding, and after it was approved, R.S.C. was officially called “Rose Systems Company, LLC”.
Ever since the fallout of 2012, Katherine has kept multiple modifications on the RS units whenever they needed updates in their systems or on themselves. Since the RS units were developed in cooperation with Microsoft at the time in collaboration with Dr. Nora “Noreen” Wakeman, they had built-in mechanical arms that displayed a splash screen with Microsoft Windows installed. Nowadays, Katherine has her own operating system installed, called “Rose OS” (short for “Rose Operating System”). This later became a building point nearly a decade later for when Kate OS was going to be built for Penelope's smartwatch, tablet, phone, and later, a robot form for Kate Anderson to live and thrive in.

2023-present: LLC disaffiliation
On August 7th, 2023, Katherine decided drop the LLC partnership and stuck to the old company name being “Rose Systems Company”.

See Also
Further information: Rose Systems Industries

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