The solution integrates DeepX, Ampere® Computing, and Network Optix technologies for next-generation intelligent video surveillance with high performance, low power, and NDAA compliance
Deepx, a leader in ultra-low power AI semiconductor technology, introduced the next generation of video management systems (VMS) at Yotta 2025 in Las Vegas. The solution integrates technologies from DeepX, Network Optix (a provider of globally adopted video management platforms), and Ampere Computing (a provider of high-performance, efficient CPUs).
The Yotta 2025 event brings together global leaders in data infrastructure and next-generation AI technology to create the ideal setting to unveil new video management systems. Combining DeepX's ultra-efficient AI semiconductors, Ampere's high performance, low power CPUs, and network Optix's NX meta video platform, the solution demonstrates seamless, high performance video surveillance that can be scaled across both traditional on-site deployments and large-scale data center environments.
At the core of the solution is DEEPX's AI inference accelerator, allowing more than 200 camera streams per system, less than 3.5W per channel. It is combined with an ampere-arm-based CPU, and the processor's multicore scalability and high throughput allow for efficient and reliable processing of large-scale video data. This Compute Foundation is combined with Network Optix's NX Meta video platform. This provides intuitive, real-time management of thousands of cameras and IoT devices with open interoperability.
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“DEEPX's ultra-efficient AI semiconductors and Ampere's computing platform and network Optix's widely adopted VMS clearly demonstrate the potential to bring next-generation intelligence to US security and enterprise deployments.”
“We're committed to providing a range of services to our customers,” said Jeff Wittich, Ampere's Chief Product Officer. “This combination of performance and efficiency is critical for organizations deploying critical video infrastructure across large data centers and efficient edge locations.”
“Network Optix is proud to be able to contribute to demonstrating this technology,” said James Cox, VP business development at Network Optix. “The NX MetaVideo Platform is globally trusted by businesses. This showcase demonstrates how AI acceleration can enhance real-time video management at scale.”
Looking ahead, DeepX focuses on early deployment with public institutions, smart cities and large enterprise infrastructure projects, attracting customers through webinars, industry exhibitions and roadshows. Through the future availability of this solution, DEEPX aims to provide lower operating costs, support ESG alignment, ensure regulatory compliance, and accelerate the transformation of the global physical security and video surveillance industry.
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