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Here are some popular Version Control Systems (VCS):

1. Git: A widely used, open-source VCS developed by Linus Torvalds for Linux kernel development.
2. Mercurial (Hg): A fast, lightweight, and distributed VCS developed by Matt Mackall.
3. Subversion (SVN): A widely used, open-source VCS developed by CollabNet.
4. Perforce (P4): A commercial VCS developed by Perforce Software.
5. Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS): A commercial VCS developed by Microsoft.
6. Apache Subversion (SVN): An open-source VCS developed by the Apache Software Foundation.
7. BitKeeper: A commercial VCS developed by BitMover.
8. CVS (Concurrent Versions System): An open-source VCS developed by the Free Software Foundation.
9. Monotone: A distributed VCS developed by Manuel M. T. Chakravarty.
10. Darcs: A distributed VCS developed by David Roundy.

These are just a few examples of the many VCSs available. Each has its own strengths, weaknesses, and use cases.