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.
Four offices, one product organisation.
Design and product live in Riyadh; engineering and operations in Lahore; Madrid opens the door to Europe; California carries the North American presence.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Olaya District
Lahore, Pakistan
Walton Road
Madrid, Spain
Madrid
California, USA
San Francisco Bay Area
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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