Everex Systems, Inc., is a defunct American manufacturer of multi-processor servers, desktop and notebook personal computers.

Seven years later, with an ever expanding product line, annual revenues totaled over $436 million and the workforce topped 2,200 employees.

In addition to computer systems, high-performance file servers and a UNIX-based operating system (ESIX), the company produced tape drives, graphics boards, data and fax modems, network boards, memory enhancement and desktop publishing products, controllers for disk and tape drivers, and monitors.

[18] Two major variants of the gPC exist: one based on gOS Linux; the other, an Impact brand of Windows Vista[citation needed] low-power machines.

The gPC mini,[21][22][23][24] a small, light nettop computer, was announced in April 2008: it includes a DVD recorder, DVI video output, and MySpace-driven content on gOS Space.