The only silicon purpose-built to scale 4K video to billions.
200,000 VPUs shipped. Over one trillion minutes encoded.
2024 Design & Deployment of Efficient Hardware Video Accelerators for Cloud
In 2015, Alex Liu and Tao Zhong looked at the trajectory of streaming video and saw what was coming: codec complexity was about to compound faster than general-purpose silicon could keep up. The walled gardens would build their own ASICs. Everyone else would be left running modern codecs on borrowed hardware.
They started NETINT to build the silicon the rest of the market couldn’t build for itself. Ten years and more than 200,000 VPUs later, the bet is paying off and the open market finally has the chip nobody else was going to give them.
Company founded to
develop next-gen VPU
Senior Engineers from top-tier IC design companies
Average years experience for our engineering architects
Vancourver, HQ R&D
Toronto, R&D
NETINT was founded to design purpose-built video silicon. The category was an idea before we were a company. Complete with award-winning hardware design alongside Google & Meta.
Where hyperscalers keep their silicon internal, NETINT supports the open market. Standards-based integration, no proprietary lock-in. Anyone who can’t build their own ASIC, builds on us.
Two generations of silicon with a third on the way. Production deployments at scale. We’ve been here when other ASIC bets quietly walked away. The category needed a cornerstone of strength and we’re here to stay.
Joshua leads NETINT as Chief Executive Officer, setting the company’s direction and the long arc of its category-defining work in video processing silicon. [PLACEHOLDER, two sentences for Patti to swap in: Joshua’s prior career — semiconductor leadership, video infrastructure scale, founder track record, or named companies. Mirror the credibility cadence of the bios below.] Under his leadership, NETINT shipped the world’s first commercial ASIC-based video transcoder, launched the Smart VPU category, and earned the 2024 Technology and Engineering Emmy Award for Design and Deployment of Efficient Hardware Video Accelerators for Cloud.
Randal leads the global revenue organization at NETINT and is responsible for sales, channel, and customer expansion across hyperscale, broadcast, surveillance, and OEM markets. He brings more than twenty-five years of leadership in media and communications, with senior sales roles at Ericsson and at Alpha Technologies, where he served as Vice President of Sales for Canada. He has built and scaled revenue organizations in markets where deployment trust matters more than benchmark numbers.
Daniel is part of NETINT’s senior engineering leadership and contributes to the architecture of the company’s video processing silicon. He brings more than thirty years in integrated circuit and systems engineering, with a Master’s degree in Communication and Electronic Systems from Southeast University in Nanjing and deep technical expertise spanning digital signal processing, video coding, and communications hardware. His work sits at the heart of the Quadra VPU family, the architecture that lets a single 1RU server replace racks of CPU-based encoding.
Mark leads global marketing at NETINT and is the architect of the company’s category strategy. He brings more than two decades in video streaming and digital media, including early work at VUDU, one of the first video-on-demand services, and a long record of advancing industry adoption of HEVC and AV1. Before NETINT, he served as a growth advisor to V-Nova, Beamr, and more than twenty other video technology companies. He hosts Voices of Video, the industry’s conversation on the engineering and economics of video streaming at scale.
Real-world deployments, press coverage, and industry recognition highlighting how partners build, scale, and differentiate with NETINT VPUs.
Whether you’re evaluating VPU-native encoding, joining the ecosystem, or thinking about a career — there’s a real human on the other side of every form.
