Fifth generation

Fifth generation or Fifth Generation may refer to:

Religion

Technology

Transportation

Other uses

Fifth Generation Systems

Fifth Generation Systems was a computer security company founded October 1984 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States by Bob Mitchell, Leroy Mitchell, Roger Ivey, and Bruce Ray. All four later left the company. Fifth Generation's initial commercial product was FastBack, the first practical hard disk backup program for the IBM PC.

Software by Fifth Generation Systems includes:

The company was acquired by Symantec on October 4, 1993 for US$53.8 million.

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5th Generation (religious association)

5th Generation is an association Protestant founded by Brazilians young Christians. The group was founded on April 16, 2014 by Gabriel Gomes during the International Congress of Worship and Intercession Diante do Trono held in Belo Horizonte.

History

The association founded by Gabriel Gomes, who is the current leader was founded in April 2014, inspired by the word of the Apostle Valnice Milhomens, who preached about the "Fifth Generation" and the restoration of Brazil, during the great annual conference of the Brazilian band Diante do Trono. The association is made up of young Christians and admirers of the band.

The 5th Generation started with few members, but grew quickly. In May 2014 the group held vigils of prayer and intercession for the recording of the album Tetelestai in Israel, it occurred throughout the month. In the same year during the World Cup in Brazil and the elections in Brazil, the group interceded again, since the first cult held by the 5th Generation took place on September 16, 2014. In April 2015, the association has created a caravan in partnership with Besim Viagens company for the International Congress.