At Nexylux, we focus on the real technologies and systems quietly shaping the world’s future. Our trusted collaborations and media partnerships reflect a commitment to clarity, technical depth, and meaningful insight beyond the headlines.
This page highlights the organizations, expert voices, and media networks that strengthen our role as a leading resource for systems-focused technology journalism.
Our Partner Brands
We partner with labs, research institutes, and companies driving innovation in energy, infrastructure, and intelligent systems.
Selected Brand Partners Include:
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) — Supporting analysis of renewable integration and grid modernization.
- NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) — Collaborating on aerospace systems coverage.
- Open Robotics Foundation — Contributing expertise on autonomous systems and robotics standards.
- MITRE Corporation — Providing systems engineering frameworks for resilience and complexity.
- Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) — Partnering on research into grid reliability and clean energy technologies.
Additional Collaborators:
Siemens Energy
ABB Group
IBM Research
Raytheon Technologies
Sandia National Laboratories
Our partnerships ensure Nexylux delivers rigorous, expert-vetted insights grounded in real-world systems.
Our Cooperative Media
We work with leading specialized editorial platforms and academic publishers committed to high-fidelity, technical coverage.
Media Collaborators Include:
IEEE Spectrum
Premier engineering and technology magazine.
Nature Energy
Authoritative journal covering energy science and policy.
Energy Monitor
Independent analysis on global energy transition.
Greentech Media (now part of Wood Mackenzie)
Focused on clean energy market analysis.
- Defense One — Insightful coverage of defense technology and strategy.
- Scientific American — Trusted source for science communication and emerging technology.
- The Conversation (Tech & Engineering section) — Academic perspectives on current tech and infrastructure issues.
These platforms share our commitment to depth, accuracy, and relevance for professional and technical audiences.
What the Media Is Saying
IEEE Spectrum
“Nexylux offers clear-eyed, no-nonsense coverage of infrastructure and AI that avoids hype and gets to the heart of complex systems.”
Energy Monitor
“Essential reading for those working at the intersection of energy and technology — Nexylux brings rigor and perspective often missing from popular tech media.”
Scientific American
“Nexylux fills an important gap by translating engineering complexity into accessible, critical narratives without oversimplification.”
Expert Endorsements
“As a researcher focused on resilient energy systems, I value Nexylux’s detailed, systems-level approach to technology journalism.”
— Dr. Janet Moeller, Senior Systems Analyst, Sandia National Laboratories
“Nexylux consistently delivers editorial quality and technical accuracy that stands out in technology media.”
— Paul Ames, Lead Infrastructure Engineer, GridOps Solutions
“Their work bridges academic research and real-world engineering challenges in a way that benefits both communities.”
— Anita Cheung, Former Chief Architect, Urban Infrastructure Design Institute
Syndicated & Reprinted Work
Nexylux’s in-depth reports have been reprinted or cited by leading institutions and technical media.
Featured Reprints & Citations:
- “AI Systems in the Real World: Bridging Research and Deployment” — Reprinted by IEEE Computer Society
- “Clean Energy Grid Integration Challenges” — Quoted in National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Technical Reports
- “Defense AI and Autonomous Systems: Risks and Realities” — Featured in Defense One
- “Operationalizing Ethics in Machine Learning” — Cited in Communications of the ACM
For licensing and reprint inquiries, contact network@nexylux.com.
A Network Rooted in Engineering Integrity
Nexylux is dedicated to patient, disciplined observation of the infrastructures and intelligence systems shaping tomorrow. Our trusted network spans research, industry, and media—giving our readers insight grounded in reality, not speculation.
Less noise. More signal.