We build the box and the operating system that run modern ISPs.
Netxol Technologies is a product company. We design the Core appliance an ISP racks in-network, and the operating system it boots into. Everything else — the AI, the modules, the apps — comes with the operating system.
- Four offices, three continents
- Founded 2024
- FCC · ISO 9001 · ISO/IEC 27001 · SOC 2 · RoHS
Four principles the whole company is built around.
These aren't posters on a wall. They're the trade-offs we make on every release, every quote and every deployment.
Product-first
We ship a box and an operating system — not slideware. Every road-map item has a version, a release note and a public trace.
AI included, not upsold
The AI Engine is part of NOS. No add-on invoice, no separate SKU, no "please contact sales" for the useful bits.
One console, one team
We build for operators of three seats and operators of three thousand — every account signs into the same appliance.
On-premise by design
Subscriber data stays on your rack unless you choose to move it. Sovereignty is the default, not a checkbox.
Certified for the rack it lives in.
Every Core is designed against the electromagnetic-compatibility and hazardous-substance rules that carrier-grade racks demand. Third-party lab reports cover FCC Part 15 emissions, EU EN 55032/35 and RoHS material limits — the full report pack is available for every SKU on request. It's what lets a national carrier's procurement team say yes without a six-month back-and-forth.
- FCC Part 15 Class A · EU EN 55032/35
- RoHS 2011/65/EU material compliance
- ISO 9001 quality management
- ISO/IEC 27001 information security
A year with the operators. Then a product.
Netxol did not start with a demo. It started with an engineering team spending a year with regional and national ISPs, watching an operations shift, sitting in a NOC, riding along on a splice job. The toolchain problem was the same every visit: fifteen consoles, no shared identity, no shared audit trail. Then we built the Core, and the operating system that runs on it.
- Product-first: a box and an OS, not a services engagement
- AI-included: no separate SKU for the useful bits
- Every road-map item ships in a signed, versioned release
- Every subscriber row stays on the operator's own rack
A short company history.
From the first customer interview to today — every release is signed, versioned and publicly changelogged.
2024 · The idea
An engineering team spends a year with regional ISPs, cataloguing the toolchain problem no vendor has solved: fifteen consoles per operator.
2025 · NOS 1.0 · Foundation
First release ships. Unified NMM + CRM + ERP under one identity, one audit trail, one browser tab.
2026 H1 · Core hardware line
The X1, X5, X20 and X100 appliances ship. Same OS across the range; operators can move up without re-migration.
2026 H2 · NOS 1.2 · Aurora
Conversational NOC in 24 languages, cluster-aware installer for X100, and a public community forum.
We stopped stitching four vendors together. One appliance, one login, one team owns it end-to-end. That's the difference — not the checkbox on the datasheet.
— Director of Operations · regional FTTH operator, 82,000 subscribers
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Company overview, product line, compliance & certifications, privacy policy, terms, trademarks and license terms — all in one professionally-styled, printable document.
Rack a Core, or drop us a note.
Every Core ships production-ready with NOS and every module included. If you want to compare models, start with the lineup. If you want to talk about a deployment, our engineers are one email away.