Solink, an Ottawa-based video intelligence company, raises more than $100 million in growth funding to expand software that uses artificial intelligence on existing security camera footage. The company positions its technology as turning installed cameras in venues such as shops, restaurants, and warehouses into sources of business data, including information related to theft, service, and safety.
Across outlets, the funding is described as involving major backers and growth capital. One report says the company’s AI connects camera feeds to business systems such as point-of-sale data to generate insights that can help operators improve day-to-day operations. Another emphasizes the company’s scale, stating it supports tens of thousands of locations across multiple countries.
While the core facts—Solink’s Ottawa base, its AI-enabled approach to extracting data from cameras, and the headline funding figure—are consistent, coverage varies in which operational use cases are highlighted. Some outlets lead with broader business-data framing, while others focus more explicitly on camera intelligence for theft and safety or on the linkage between security and retail operations data.
