Invisible Technologies Secures $100 Million Funding, Valuation Exceeds $2 Billion

San Francisco, CA – Invisible Technologies, an AI software platform for enterprises, has successfully closed a $100 million growth funding round, pushing its valuation to over $2 billion. The investment was led by Vanara Capital, a new firm spun off from TPG, with participation from several other investors. This significant capital injection is poised to expand Invisible Technologies' impact across various sectors and further its work with leading AI laboratories.

The company, recognized as the second-fastest-growing AI company on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list, reported revenues exceeding $134 million in 2024. Invisible Technologies specializes in providing AI infrastructure that integrates human expertise with artificial intelligence, structuring data, building digital workflows, and deploying agentic solutions. Its platform has been instrumental in training foundation models for over 80% of the world's leading AI model providers, including OpenAI, Cohere, and AWS.

The funding arrives at a pivotal moment in the AI infrastructure market, marked by increasing consolidation and disruption. Vanara Capital's co-founders, Hayden Lekacz and Neil Kamath, emphasized their commitment to supporting technology disruptors like Invisible Technologies. The capital will be utilized to further develop its core AI Software Platform, which features modular components like Neuron for data infrastructure and Axon for agentic automation.

Invisible Technologies has also seen significant leadership changes and expansion, with Matthew Fitzpatrick joining as CEO in early 2025. The company has doubled its engineering team and established new offices in major tech hubs, including New York, London, and Washington D.C. These strategic moves aim to scale enterprise operations and enhance its global AI infrastructure capabilities.

Aris Konstantinidis, an executive at Invisible Technologies, highlighted the broad reach of the company's work, stating, > "@OpenAI @cohere @InvTechInc Our new funding will help us expand that impact. We’re already working with most of the frontier AI labs, and supporting enterprises across sectors: Government, sports, healthcare, consumer brands, asset management & more." This underscores the company's commitment to operationalizing AI across diverse industries, including clients like Microsoft, the Charlotte Hornets, and Swiss Gear.