Solink Secures Over $100M to Turn Security Cameras into AI-Powered Business Intelligence

Ottawa-based Solink Corp. has raised more than $100 million in fresh funding to expand its AI-driven video intelligence platform, which mines existing security camera footage for actionable business insights. Founded in 2009 as a cloud video surveillance provider, Solink now serves retailers, restaurants, and warehouse operators, helping them detect fraud, optimize operations, and improve safety without installing new hardware. The investment underscores growing demand for AI tools that convert passive video into real-time analytics, a market poised for rapid growth as enterprises seek cost-effective ways to leverage existing infrastructure. Solink’s technology analyzes customer behavior, employee activity, and operational workflows, delivering alerts and reports that can reduce losses and boost efficiency. With this capital, the company plans to accelerate product development, expand its global footprint, and deepen integrations with point-of-sale and other business systems. As physical security and business intelligence converge, Solink’s approach signals a shift toward smarter, data-driven surveillance that delivers measurable ROI beyond traditional loss prevention.