Ubicquia Secures $106M to Boost Smart Infrastructure Growth
Ubicquia Inc. has announced the closing of a $106 million Series D funding round. The new capital will help the company expand its work in modernizing power grids, smart lighting, and public safety tech. The funding was led by 67 Capital and Marunouchi Innovation Partners, with existing investors like Hamilton Lane, ClearSky, GMS, and strategic partner Sercomm also participating. This move comes as more utilities, cities, and law enforcement agencies turn to AI-driven systems to improve resilience, cut costs, and enhance safety.
Growing Demand for Smarter Infrastructure Solutions
Across the globe, infrastructure owners face increasing pressure to upgrade aging assets while keeping expenses in check. Utilities are seeking better visibility into their power grids to prevent outages and optimize performance. Cities want more efficient street lighting that saves energy. Law enforcement agencies are looking for scalable safety tools to protect communities. Ubicquia’s platforms now process billions of data points daily, providing real-time insights into power quality, lighting, and operational reliability.
According to Ian Aaron, CEO of Ubicquia, more than 1,000 customers—including large cities and utility companies—are already using their AI-powered solutions for smart grids, lighting, and security. He highlights that the company’s growth and partnerships make it attractive to investors. The ongoing demand for smarter, safer infrastructure allows Ubicquia to expand its reach and develop new solutions for communities of all sizes.
Expanding Product Offerings and Market Reach
Ubicquia is broadening its presence across commercial and industrial sectors such as retail, healthcare, universities, and large campuses. Its infrastructure-as-a-service model provides subscription-based revenue supported by AI analytics and managed services. The company operates not only in the United States but also in Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East and North Africa.
The new funding will be directed toward enhancing AI features within its UbiVu platform, which helps utilities and cities manage assets better. The platform enables early detection of issues, smarter maintenance, and more efficient dispatching. Additionally, Ubicquia recently expanded its smart streetlighting lineup, including the UbiCell Micro controller, enhanced analytics, and the UbiScout smart camera accessory. These tools aim to reduce energy use and increase roadway safety without requiring complete infrastructure overhauls.
Ubicquia’s Power Monitoring service also offers transformer-level visibility, giving utilities detailed insights into their grid infrastructure. With these advanced tools, the company aims to help cities and utilities operate more reliably and sustainably, all while reducing costs and improving safety for residents and workers alike.












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