Ubicquia, Inc. has raised $106 million in Series D funding, led by 67 Capital and Marunouchi Innovation Partners, with participation from Hamilton Lane, ClearSky, GMS Ventures, and strategic partner Sercomm.
The funding will accelerate Ubicquia’s expansion of AI-powered infrastructure analytics and global sales efforts as cities, utilities, and public safety agencies move toward smarter, more automated urban systems.
At its core, Ubicquia is turning existing infrastructure into a live digital nervous system. The company’s platforms collect data from everyday city assets like streetlights, transformers, and power equipment, then apply AI and machine learning to detect patterns, predict failures, and optimize performance. Instead of building new infrastructure, Ubicquia’s approach is closer to giving cities a set of smart sensors and an operating system that sits on top of what already exists.
Its flagship software platform, UbiVu, processes billions of data points per day, delivering real-time visibility into power quality, lighting performance, and grid reliability. Think of it like an ERP system for physical infrastructure, but instead of tracking inventory or sales, it tracks voltage stability, equipment health, and environmental conditions.
According to CEO Ian Aaron, more than 1,000 customers across utilities, municipalities, universities, and enterprise campuses are already using the platform. Investors say Ubicquia’s long-term opportunity lies in converting legacy urban assets into intelligent, AI-enabled networks that can improve grid resilience, reduce energy costs, and enhance public safety without costly rebuilds.
