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索林克安全100 000美元+ 由Vertu Capital领导，促进AI愿景增长
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位于渥太华的索林克宣布于2026年10月29日表示，它拥有由Vertu Capital牵头的超过1亿美元的融资新资金，现有高盛另类公司投资者增长股权的物质参与，以及新投资者Golub Growth and Comcast Ventures的参与。
Solink 称投资将加速扩展为AI Vision Intelligence，为企业的实际经营带来AI的强大见解，并将资助该公司所称的激进AI路线图，同时通过战略机会和保持客户的服务标准来加速增长。 称公司相信AI Vision Intelligence将定义下一个万亿美元软件类别。
带来是数字数据进入物理世界的丰富性和即时性，Matta 称的资金将帮助企业减少损失，改善业绩，并利用它们已经拥有的照相机发现新的收入机会，跨越交易和运营的准备和安全性。
平台和报告规模
Solink的平台将现有的安全摄像头转化为实时的商业情报来源，将视频转换成公司所称的可在零售地点、餐馆、仓库和其他有形环境中操作的数据。 根据公告，该平台旨在积极主动地浮出重要内容，以驱动收入，减少损失，提高安全性。 索林克报告说，65个国家超过35,000个客户点使用该平台，管理着50万台相机。
介绍圆形列表的索林克页面使用的案例包括消除内部收缩，提高服务速度和质量，优化商店布局和显示，以及威慑盗窃和闯入。 该页面还发布被命名的客户结果报表。 "Take 5 Oil Change"的卓越运营副总裁Amy Hine报告，驾驶量下降78%，平均票价上升28%. 布拉德·拉·克罗斯(英語：Brad La Cross)是"盒子中杰克"的高级资产保护经理，称他的团队使用现有技术减少库存损失和食物浪费。 Adam Stern, PGA TOUR超级商店的预防损失和风险管理主任，称在客户服务中的能见度使零售商能够根据这些数据制定政策。
回合投资者
Vertu Capital在公告中被描述为一家投资企业软件和AI驱动技术公司的私募股权公司，在多伦多和蒙特利尔设有办事处。 称 Eric Kafka是Vertu Capital的合作伙伴，卡夫卡称 Solink展示了界定新兴类别所需的远见和执行，并建立了一个可信赖的平台，帮助企业从已经拥有的基础设施中解锁业务价值。
高盛另类公司的增长股本作为现有投资者参与，而公告称公司对索林克的执行、客户势头和市场地位的信心促使它决定再投资。 称 Solink是高盛另类公司增长股权公司的总经理，自该公司最初投资以来，一直显示出其执行能力，同时扩大其市场机会。 Reilly 称强烈的客户通过和雄心勃勃的产品愿景使得参与回合成为自然决定，并补充说，事务所认为索林克在AI愿景智能的新时代处于领先地位。
根据公告，截至2026年6月30日，高盛公司在全球监管的资产约为4.0万亿美元，其他投资企业监管超过7 060亿美元的资产，涉及各种战略，包括私募股权、增长股权、风险资本、私人信贷、房地产、基础设施、可持续性和对冲基金。 根据公告，自2003年以来，高盛另类公司的增长股本投资超过190亿美元。
先前供资
融资遵循了索林克6000万美元的系列C回合，即2023年7月25日的宣布，由高盛资产管理公司内部增长股权业务领导，现有投资者OMERS Ventures和BDCIT Ventures参与。 索林克称在高盛公司投资时来自该公司最近的发布52亿美元增长股权基金。
在2023年的公告中，索林克报告了15个国家超过18000个客户点，并命名为Tim Hortons, The Contact Store，以及客户中的PGA TOUR超级商店，它们也涵盖金融服务，医疗保健，招待，制造和后勤，财产管理和教育。 该公司称其视频管理系统是将200多个系统的数据与现有的安全摄像头配对，使镜头在云中可以搜索和获取，支持法证安全审查和实时积极监测。 2023年发行的称客户可以通过视频验证管理时后警报系统，监控未经授权进入建筑物，并通过网络或移动应用管理服务速度。 然后，Matta 称系列C将扩大索林克的全球覆盖范围，并为新的AI本土产品投资提供资金。
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Funding
Solink Secures $100M+ Led by Vertu Capital for AI Vision Growth
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Ottawa-based Solink announced on October 29, 2026, that it has raised more than $100 million in new funding led by Vertu Capital, with material participation from existing investor Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives and participation from new investors Golub Growth and Comcast Ventures.
Solink said the investment will accelerate its expansion into AI Vision Intelligence, bringing AI-powered insights to businesses’ physical operations, and will fund what the company described as an aggressive AI roadmap while accelerating growth through strategic opportunities and maintaining service standards for customers. The company said it believes AI Vision Intelligence will define the next trillion-dollar software category.
“We’re entering a watershed moment for how physical businesses operate, as AI Vision Intelligence brings the richness and immediacy of digital data into the physical world,” said Mike Matta, co-founder and CEO of Solink. Matta said the funding will help businesses reduce loss, improve performance, and uncover new revenue opportunities using the cameras they already have, across functions spanning readiness and safety to merchandising and operations.
Platform and Reported Scale
Solink’s platform turns existing security cameras into real-time sources of business intelligence, converting video into what the company describes as actionable data across retail locations, restaurants, warehouses, and other physical environments. According to the announcement, the platform is designed to proactively surface what matters to drive revenue, reduce loss, and improve safety. Solink reports that more than 35,000 customer locations in 65 countries use the platform, with 500,000 cameras under management.
A Solink page presenting the round lists use cases that include eliminating internal shrink, improving service speed and quality, optimizing store layouts and displays, and deterring theft and break-ins. The page also publishes named customer outcome statements. Amy Hine, vice president of operations excellence at Take 5 Oil Change, reported a 78% decrease in drive-offs and a 28% increase in average ticket value. Brad La Cross, senior asset protection manager at Jack in the Box, said his team uses existing technology to reduce inventory loss and food waste. Adam Stern, director of loss prevention and risk management at PGA TOUR Superstore, said visibility into customer service is allowing the retailer to put policies in place based on that data.
Investors in the Round
Vertu Capital is described in the announcement as a private equity firm that invests in enterprise software and AI-driven technology companies, with offices in Toronto and Montreal. “AI vision intelligence represents one of the most significant opportunities in software today,” said Eric Kafka, a partner at Vertu Capital. Kafka said Solink has demonstrated the foresight and execution required to define the emerging category and has built a trusted platform that helps businesses unlock operational value from infrastructure they already have.
Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives participated as an existing investor, and the announcement said the firm’s confidence in Solink’s execution, customer momentum, and market position drove its decision to reinvest. Mike Reilly, a managing director within Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives, said Solink has consistently demonstrated its ability to execute while expanding its market opportunity since the firm’s initial investment. Reilly said strong customer adoption and an ambitious product vision made participating in the round a natural decision, adding that the firm believes Solink is well positioned to lead in the new era of AI vision intelligence.
Per the announcement, Goldman Sachs holds approximately $4.0 trillion in assets under supervision globally as of June 30, 2026, and its alternatives investing business oversees more than $706 billion in assets across strategies including private equity, growth equity, venture capital, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, sustainability, and hedge funds. Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives has invested more than $19 billion in companies since 2003, according to the announcement.
Prior Funding
The financing follows Solink’s $60 million Series C round, announced on July 25, 2023, which was led by the growth equity business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management with participation from existing investors OMERS Ventures and BDC IT Ventures. Solink said at the time that the Goldman Sachs investment came from the firm’s recently launched $5.2 billion growth equity fund.
In the 2023 announcement, Solink reported more than 18,000 customer locations across 15 countries and named Tim Hortons, The Container Store, and PGA TOUR Superstore among customers that also spanned financial services, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing and logistics, property management, and education. The company described its video management system as pairing data from more than 200 systems with existing security cameras to make footage searchable and accessible in the cloud, supporting forensic security review and real-time active monitoring. The 2023 release said customers could manage after-hour alarm systems with video verification, monitor unauthorized access into buildings, and manage speed of service through a web or mobile app. Matta said then that the Series C would expand Solink’s global coverage and fund investment in new AI-native products.
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