Nx EVOS Video Platform with Nx AI Manager

Network Optix was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Silicon Valley, with offices in Walnut Creek, Burbank, Beaverton, Taipei, Amsterdam and Belgrade and more than 200 staff. It builds video software that camera makers, integrators and developers use to create surveillance and video analytics products, and reports more than 4 million devices managed worldwide.

Nx EVOS is an enterprise video operating system that combines video management with AI-generated data, and underpins the Nx Witness VMS, Nx Go for transport and white-label products. Nx AI Manager adds a universal pipeline to deploy, scale and remotely update AI models across fleets of edge devices and mixed accelerators, running on the Nx Media Server on x86, Arm64 and NVIDIA Jetson hardware. The Nx Toolkit and integrations let partners plug in third-party analytics such as viAct, Provision ISR and AlgoFace. Technology partners include NVIDIA, Hailo, Qualcomm, Arm, Axis, Hanwha, Dell and Seagate.

• Nx EVOS: enterprise video operating system combining video management and AI-driven data.
• Nx Witness VMS: video management and analytics for surveillance across sites.
• Nx AI Manager: deploys, scales and remotely updates AI models across devices and accelerators.
• Custom pipelines: configurable pre- and post-processing for AI video analytics.
• Edge hardware support: runs on x86, Arm64 and NVIDIA Jetson with JetPack 5, 6 or 7.
• Nx Toolkit and integrations: SDKs and plug-ins for third-party analytics and devices.

A Vietnamese security integrator can build a branded VMS on Nx EVOS for banks or retail chains and add AI analytics per site. A city traffic authority can deploy AI models on Jetson devices beside expressway cameras to detect incidents. An industrial park operator can integrate PPE and intrusion analytics into one video console.

One platform manages video and AI analytics across thousands of cameras and sites, so integrators do not need to build their own VMS. AI models can be deployed and updated remotely across an entire device fleet from a single interface. Hardware-agnostic support for x86, Arm and Jetson lets buyers reuse existing servers and cameras. SOC 2 attestation and privacy features such as real-time face redaction support regulated deployments.

Video surveillance is shifting from recording to real-time analytics, with AI running on edge devices close to cameras. Integrators want open platforms where they can mix camera brands, accelerators and analytics vendors. In Southeast Asia, expanding camera networks in cities, transport, retail and industrial parks create demand for scalable video platforms with built-in edge AI management.

Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Silicon Valley, with an office in Taipei among its global sites. Released Nx Witness 1.0 in 2012, became profitable in 2013 and launched a cloud-based VMS in 2017. Holds an AICPA SOC 2 attestation and was named to the Inc. 5000. Nx Witness was named in ChannelPro's 2026 Top 26 list.