(1) See
Microsoft Cluster Server.
(2) (
Microsoft
Consulting
Services) The consulting arm of Microsoft which offers support for installation and maintenance of Microsoft applications and operating systems.
(3) (
Multimedia
Conference
Server) A family of videoconferencing servers from VideoServer, Inc., Lexington, MA. The MCS was the first multipoint control unit to comply with H.320.
(4) A family of microcontroller units (MCUs) from Intel. In 1995, Intel introduced its 8-bit MCS 251 chips which are binary compatible with its older MCS 51 series.
(5) (
Multivendor
Customer
Service) The consulting arm of Digital Equipment that was founded in 1993. It provided hardware, software and network services for a variety of platforms.