NEX

NEX is a multi-use acronym and brand applied to a range of products and organizations. In consumer electronics, Sony used the NEX designation for a line of compact mirrorless cameras launched in 2010. The NEX cameras were notable for their smaller bodies coupled with interchangeable lenses and helped popularize mirrorless technology. The line included several popular models and used Sony’s E-mount lens system. In the mid-2010s, Sony shifted branding away from NEX toward the Alpha name, but NEX devices remain relevant in retrospect for their early role in the company's mirrorless strategy.

In financial technology, NEX Group plc was a UK-based company that provided electronic trading venues, data services, and related technology for wholesale markets. The firm traded under the ticker NEX on the London Stock Exchange and was acquired by TP ICAP in 2018, after which the NEX brand was phased out as the business was integrated into TP ICAP's operations.

Beyond these, NEX appears as an acronym in other sectors, where its meaning is defined by the specific organization or product using the name. Because it is not a single, unified entity, the term NEX requires context to resolve its intended reference.