Overview
- CapitalG led the investment, which CNBC reported totaled about $100 million, lifting Verkada’s valuation by roughly $1.3 billion since February.
- The company said the new capital will bolster its artificial intelligence capabilities and provide liquidity to stakeholders.
- Verkada sells a cloud-based platform that unifies security cameras, access control, sensors, and alarms for enterprises, schools, hospitals, and public-sector sites.
- In September, the company rolled out over 60 new AI features, including an AI-Powered Unified Timeline that compiles footage from multiple cameras into a single view.
- CapitalG highlighted data throughput of more than 20 million images per hour and a legacy-heavy physical security market near $60 billion, while Verkada’s CEO said AI will augment rather than replace human guards.