Solink, an AI Vision Intelligence company, has secured more than $100 million in new funding led by Vertu Capital, with significant participation from existing investor Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives. New investors Golub Growth and Comcast Ventures also participated in the round.
The investment will support Solink’s AI product development, accelerate business expansion, and help the company strengthen its position in the emerging AI Vision Intelligence market.
Founded to help businesses gain actionable insights from video surveillance, Solink transforms existing security cameras into real-time sources of business intelligence. Its platform serves more than 35,000 customer locations across 65 countries, spanning retail stores, restaurants, warehouses, and other physical business environments.
Turning Security Cameras Into Business Intelligence
Traditional security cameras are primarily used to monitor activities and investigate incidents. Solink uses AI to turn video footage into actionable insights that help businesses understand and improve their daily operations.
The platform analyzes video to identify important events and operational patterns, helping businesses reduce losses, improve safety, increase revenue, and optimize performance.
By using cameras that businesses already have, Solink enables organizations to gain greater visibility into their physical operations without relying solely on manual video monitoring.
Its technology supports a range of applications, including employee and customer safety, merchandising, operational readiness, loss prevention, and overall business performance.
Funding to Accelerate AI Innovation and Expansion
Solink plans to use the new capital to advance its AI roadmap, pursue strategic growth opportunities, and expand the capabilities of its Vision Intelligence platform.
The company believes AI Vision Intelligence can become a major software category by bringing the speed and depth of digital analytics into physical business environments.
According to Vertu Capital Partner Eric Kafka, Solink has established a trusted platform that helps businesses unlock operational value from their existing infrastructure.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives also participated in the latest funding round, citing Solink’s customer adoption, execution, and growth potential as key factors behind its continued investment.
Growing Global Customer Adoption
Solink currently supports more than 35,000 customer locations and manages over 500,000 cameras across 65 countries.
Its customers operate across industries where understanding physical activity can directly affect revenue, security, and operational efficiency.
With the latest funding, Solink aims to expand its AI capabilities and help more organizations make faster, data-driven decisions about their physical operations.
