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Solink Secures More Than $100M in New Funding to Bring its AI Vision Intelligence to Physical Business Operations Aro...
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Solink has raised more than $100 million in new funding to expand its AI Vision Intelligence platform and bring AI-powered insights to physical business operations worldwide. Vertu Capital led the round, with participation from Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Golub Growth, and Comcast Ventures. The company said the investment will fund its AI roadmap and accelerate growth through strategic opportunities.
Solink turns existing business cameras into real-time sources of operational intelligence across retail, restaurants, warehouses, and other physical environments. Its platform converts video into actionable data, helping customers drive revenue, reduce loss, and improve safety. The company now serves more than 35,000 customer locations and manages over 500,000 cameras in 65 countries.
Co-founder and CEO Mike Matta said AI vision intelligence brings the richness and immediacy of digital data into the physical world. He said Solink lets businesses "see more, know more, and do more faster" using cameras they already have. The funding will support service excellence while advancing the company's AI capabilities.
Vertu Capital Partner Eric Kafka called AI vision intelligence one of the most significant opportunities in software today. He said Solink has shown the foresight and execution needed to define the emerging category. He added that its platform helps businesses unlock operational value from existing infrastructure.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives reinvested, citing Solink's execution, customer momentum, and market position. Managing Director Mike Reilly said strong customer adoption and an ambitious product vision made participation a natural decision. He said Solink is well positioned to lead the new era of AI vision intelligence.
Solink plans to use the capital to pursue strategic opportunities and maintain service standards as it expands globally. The company believes AI vision intelligence could become the next trillion-dollar software category. Its next phase will focus on bringing AI-powered insights to physical operations at scale.
