Solink Raises More Than $100 Million for AI Video Intelligence

Oct 29, 2026
Solink raised more than $100 million to expand software that extracts business and security information from existing camera systems.

Solink raised more than $100 million to expand its AI video intelligence software, according to SiliconANGLE. Vertu Capital led the round, with funding from Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Golub Growth and Comcast Ventures.

The software extracts business and security information from cameras already installed at retailers, restaurants and warehouses. Solink says about 500,000 cameras across more than 35,000 customer locations in 65 countries connect to its platform.

Solink added AI agents for perimeter security and loss prevention in February 2026. Its VerifEye command center received vision language models the following month to filter false alarms before they reach operators.

The company will use the funding for its product roadmap and other strategic opportunities. It did not disclose its valuation, while total funding now exceeds $198 million.

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