NETINT Technologies, a privately owned company headquartered in Canada, founded in 2015, employs approximately 110 individuals and specializes in semiconductor manufacturing. The company provides SoC computational video processing solutions and engineers ASIC-based products for low-latency video transcoding that runs on x86 and ARM-based servers.
A February 15, 2026 analysis focused on video encoding efficiency, noting a shift in Europe's video encoding infrastructure from prioritizing stream count to "watts per stream" efficiency. This follows insights from January 19, 2026, which detailed a broader trend in modern computing towards specialized silicon for demanding workloads, such as video encoding, exemplified by Nvidia’s $20 billion deal to license Groq’s technology, signaling the end of one-size-fits-all GPUs for AI inference. Earlier, on January 12, 2026, content addressed challenges in scalable video processing for modern security systems, noting inefficiencies in video streams from varied camera vendors in large deployments like hotel chains or university campuses. Previously, on September 3, 2025, the company highlighted the advantages of VPU-enabled cloud transcoding, translating findings from a paper that asserted companies in the video business would increasingly adopt video processing ASICs to manage costs, framed as avoiding an "AWS Tax."
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