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About Nutanix, Inc.

Nutanix, Inc. is a U.S.-based enterprise software company listed on the NASDAQ under the ticker NTNX. Headquartered in San Jose, California, United States, the company was founded in 2009 and built its reputation in hyperconverged infrastructure before broadening into a wider hybrid-cloud software platform. For investors, Nutanix is best understood as an infrastructure modernization vendor rather than a hardware company: it sells software that helps enterprises run applications, data, and increasingly AI workloads across on-premises environments, edge locations, and public clouds. Its core offering is a unified operating model for modern IT estates. The company’s platform is designed to simplify the deployment and management of virtual machines, containers, databases, storage, and AI-related workloads while reducing operational complexity. Key product families include Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure (NCI), Nutanix Cloud Manager (NCM), Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP), Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI), Nutanix Database Service (NDB), and Nutanix Unified Storage (NUS). Taken together, these products reflect Nutanix’s strategic shift from a hyperconverged infrastructure pioneer to a broader software platform company focused on hybrid multicloud, automation, security, resilience, and cloud sovereignty. Founded in 2009, Nutanix emerged during a period when enterprises were seeking simpler alternatives to traditional three-tier datacenter architectures. That origin still matters competitively: the company’s value proposition is rooted in operational simplicity, software-defined infrastructure, and the ability to abstract complexity across diverse environments. Today it competes with a mix of infrastructure software vendors, virtualization players, systems integrators, and public-cloud platforms. Its differentiation lies in giving customers a consistent experience across heterogeneous IT environments, especially for organizations that want to modernize without fully migrating everything to a single hyperscale cloud. Nutanix reports a global customer base of more than 29,000 organizations worldwide, which underscores both its scale and its international footprint. The company serves customers across the Americas, EMEA, and Asia-Pacific, with use cases spanning commercial enterprises, public sector organizations, and regulated industries that require control, portability, and resilience. This broad geographical reach is important for French, Belgian, and Swiss investors because it reduces dependence on a single region and aligns Nutanix with global enterprise IT spending trends. Recent company communications have emphasized AI enablement, sovereign cloud capabilities, and continued platform expansion. Nutanix’s fiscal 2025 fourth-quarter and full-year results highlighted the company’s ongoing positioning around hybrid multicloud computing and enterprise modernization. Management’s messaging increasingly centers on a “run anywhere” architecture that can support traditional applications, cloud-native workloads, and AI use cases without forcing customers into disruptive infrastructure changes. From an equity-analysis perspective, NTNX remains tied to enterprise digitization budgets, the pace of cloud modernization, and the monetization of its expanding product suite in the United States and abroad.