Who we are

We build intelligence that operates and protects.

OriginMexico
ReachCompanies, cities, countries
ProductAgents and computer vision
SignatureIntelligence that operates
01Starting point

In 1980, Mexico was richer than South Korea.

Today Korea produces 2.6 times more per person. It had no oil, no border with the United States, no larger population. It chose to innovate and develop.

1980
Mexico
3,055USD per person
South Korea
1,746USD per person
2025
Mexico
13,889USD per person
South Korea
36,227USD per person

GDP per capita in current dollars.1

02Decline

Mexico invests half as much in science as it did in 2010.

Over the same period, Korea, China and Poland increased it. It is not that the rest move faster. It is that here we are going backwards.

Research and development spending, % of GDP2
Country2010Latest
South Korea3.184.94
OECD2.322.93
China1.682.58
Poland0.721.56
Brazil1.161.19
Mexico0.470.25
Mexico indicatorBeforeNowChange
Science spending% of GDP, 2010 vs 20242
0.470.25−47%
Patents by MexicansResident applications, 2018 vs 20243
1,5551,172−25%
Math at age 15PISA score, 2018 vs 2022. OECD: 4724
409395−14 pts
03Dependence

We use what others develop.

Mexico assembles, adapts and implements. What gets patented here was invented by someone else, and every year we pay to use it.

93%

of patent applications filed in Mexico come from other countries. Out of every 100, seven are Mexican.3

21 to 1

For every dollar Mexico earns from its own technology, it pays 21 to use someone else's.5

9

resident patents per million people. Poland, 92. South Korea, 3,788.3

04Productivity

We work more hours than anyone. We produce less with each one.

Mexicans work more hours than anyone in the OECD, and each hour is worth a quarter of what it is worth in the United States. Closing that gap means innovating and developing.

2,205

hours a year is what a Mexican works, the most in the OECD.6

The effort is already there.

25

dollars is what each hour worked produces in Mexico. In the United States, 97.6

That is where technology makes the difference.

438

researchers per million people. The OECD has 4,464.7

Fewer people developing, less to offer the world.

We do not lack talent or work. We lack someone to turn that work into something worth more. That is what we are going to build.

05Stance

What we will not accept.

  1. I

    Almost everything that matters depends on someone remembering, approving or arriving on time. What is critical gets handled late.

  2. II

    There are people with decades of experience and everything they know lives in their heads. There are companies with all the data and no idea what is going on. We operate what we do not understand.

  3. III

    We learn from the best in the world and we will keep doing it. We do not accept staying stuck using, adapting and implementing what others develop.

  4. IV

    Nuvnext builds intelligence that sees, decides, acts and learns. It answers in seconds, with a number and a source. It protects what it operates and defends what holds up a nation.

  5. V

    We are not going to wait for someone else to develop it. We are going to design what does not exist yet.

06Mission and vision
Mission

To build the intelligence that operates and protects companies, cities and nations.

Vision

That the intelligence that operates and protects the world is built in Latin America.

Sources7 notes
  1. 1World Bank, GDP per capita, current US$ (NY.GDP.PCAP.CD), 1980 and 2025.
  2. 2World Bank with UNESCO data, R&D expenditure % of GDP (GB.XPD.RSDV.GD.ZS). Mexico 2024; Korea, China, Poland, Brazil and OECD 2023.
  3. 3World Bank with WIPO data, resident and non-resident patent applications (IP.PAT.RESD, IP.PAT.NRES), 2024. Per million: 2025 population.
  4. 4OECD, PISA 2022, mathematics results.
  5. 5World Bank, charges for the use of intellectual property, payments and receipts (BM.GSR.ROYL.CD, BX.GSR.ROYL.CD), 2025.
  6. 6OECD, hours worked per worker 2025 and GDP per hour worked 2023.
  7. 7World Bank with UNESCO data, researchers in R&D per million people (SP.POP.SCIE.RD.P6). Mexico 2022; OECD 2024.

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