Siber Aben Technologies / SATECH

2903 A.D. Avestor Aben, son of a two aspiring engineers is born on Terra where he will go on to live a relatively privileged childhood. During his childhood Avestor takes a stark interest in engineering, and more specifically robotics. At only 16 years of age Avestor leaves his family on Terra to join a prestigious engineering academy (En Geta Academy Leaning) under the control of Art Corp, where he finds a myriad of resources at his disposal to help him further his knowledge in engineering and robotics. It is also here where Avestor discovers his love for computer science, especially in the realm of A.I. or artificial intelligence.

After serving two years at the academy Avestor is one of the best candidates in his class, and is offered a job at a machine learning facility known as InvenTech. Avestor’s parents advise against the move as his academy teachings are only half way done and Avestor had had no prior experience in quantum machine learning (a specialty of InvenTech). Yet, the idea of working at such a demanding yet rewarding facility was too interesting for Avestor to pass up, and against his parents words he took the job.

In three years Avestor would already be one of the rising researchers at InvenTech, garnering un-measurable praise from his peers and mentors. One peer even refereed to Avestor as “a man begging to live in an age far beyond his own.” This drive that others saw in Avestor was not just a ploy, as he would go on in the next 5 years to work with some of the greatest teams InvenTech has ever represented. Yet, by age 26 Avestor saw little need for InvenTech, as he felt he could achieve more on his own, now that he had all the tools he needed to do so. Following his insticts, Avestor and a team of his 20 closest peers resigned from InvenTech and set out to make their own company focused on computer science.

Unlucky for Avestor, while his mind was especially suited for mathematics, it was not especially suited for politics. A few months after Avestor’s departure from InvenTech he had already started his newest venture, OpiCromics, a new business headed by Avestor with the help of the 20 peers who had left InvenTech with him. InvenTech CEO Martin Hedox who before had admired Avestor took a strong stance against his retaliation. Noticing that Avestor was using some A.I. thought paradigm code in his new business ventures that was a direct copy of the architecture used at InvenTech, Martin sued Avestor and his new company in one of the better known technological lawsuites of the time. After a year and a half of rough court time the jury eventually ruled that Avestor was at fault and should be duly punished. Avestor lots his entire companies funding, and with it the support of his workers.

At this point Avestor slumped into a fit of depression and alcoholism, as he now felt hopeless to conjeur his goals and aspirations. These would be the darkest times of Avestors life. Being a recurring alcoholic and becoming addicted to methamphetamine his life was truly on the decline. But, nearing the age of 30 Avestor began to find new inspiration again, mainly due to the large amounts of technological leaps that had been made in computer science and robotic minds in the time Avestor had been gone.

Avestor now started to experiment with Human-Computer hybrids and implementation in a lab he built himself, with stolen funds. For seven years Avestor would experiment with learning computers and hybrids to the best of his ability, and in many ways he would make great breakthroughs that are now at the forefront of the science.

Now at age 37 with stage 4 liver cancer due to alcohol and meth addiction, in dire health Avestor began to worry about how the things he was doing would matter if he were to die. Because of this, Avestor decided to take all of his finding and research and sell the data to various sources including the UEE and black hat organizations. With this new found money and nearing his death bed, Avestor founded Siber Aben, a computer science driven cooperation that as he would put it “strive to better humanity through the advent of new and exciting technologies.” Siber came from the name of a computer learning program he had used as a child and Aben for his last name. Yet only one month after founding the cooperation Avestor died due to his health conditions (a very young age to die) and entrusted the last remnants of himself to one of the youngest and most prominent computer scientists he had seen, Dranix, who was one of the peers who had left InvenTech with him.

Founded in the year 2942 Siber Aben is now on the radar of any human even remotely interested in engineering and the sciences. While it is not yet clear if Siber Aben will become one of the leaders in tech, it is up to the new CEO Dranix to set the organization on a course that Avestor would have seen it through to. Will Avestor’s dreams become reality, or will they wither away?