Next-generation data infrastructure.

Nexus Flux is a proprietary encrypted data transport protocol for messaging, synchronization, media and live broadcasting.

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One protocol. Five state classes.

Instead of forcing every payload through one universal channel, Nexus Flux separates ephemeral signals, frontiers, durable events, control and large encrypted flows.

LEASEPresence and typing

FRONTIERDelivery, reading and sync

FACTMessages and mutations

CONTROLMembership, roles and policy

BLOBPhotos, video, audio and files

From a signal to an encrypted flow.

Every data type gets the right delivery, storage and recovery model.

Flux Realtime

Presence, typing and other short-lived signals.

Flux Durable

Offline delivery and recovery after a connection interruption.

Flux Sync

History and state synchronization across devices.

Flux Media

Photos, video, voice messages and files as encrypted segmented flows.

Flux Vault and Gravity

Encrypted storage, distributed media delivery and recovery.

Privacy is built into the architecture.

Content is protected with end-to-end encryption.

The server routes data without access to content keys.

Media is transmitted and stored in encrypted form.

Nexus FluxCast.

Live broadcasting on top of the Nexus Flux infrastructure.

WebRTC and P2P

H.264 video and AAC audio

Adaptive topology from Direct to Mass

No broadcast recording on the application server

Abstract blue Nexus FluxCast environment

Technology, not a concept.

Core Nexus Flux layers are present in the codebase, integration environments and automated tests. The complete production rollout is phased and is not yet finished.

Implemented: Protocol, durable state, media transport, Vault, Gravity and FluxCast runtime.
Under validation: Physical devices, failure recovery, load and media-path quality.
Status: Phased preparation for production cutover without overstated claims.

The technology foundation of the ecosystem.

Nexus Flux creates a unified communications layer for Nexus products and forms an independent technology asset for the company.

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