In a move that emphatically underlines the growing importance of enterprise-grade artificial intelligence, Uniphore has secured a $260 million Series F funding round, led by a roster of tech heavyweights including NVIDIA, AMD, Snowflake and Databricks, alongside prominent financial and sovereign investors such as NEA, March Capital, BNF Capital, National Grid Partners and Prosperity7 Ventures. The financing values Uniphore at approximately $2.5 billion, reflecting a rapid shift from AI pilots to production-scale enterprise deployment.
Uniphore’s CEO and co-founder, Umesh Sachdev, described the raise as a “validation of Uniphore’s position as the Business AI leader,” noting that what sets this round apart is the participation of both strategic technology players and institutional investors. He added: “We are seeing exponential adoption from Fortune 500 and other large companies, and this investment allows us to deliver even greater impact and accelerate innovation on behalf of our customers worldwide.”
NVIDIA’s Hemant Dhulla said of the investment: “We see Uniphore as a leader in business AI, enabling an agentic enterprise.” Likewise, AMD’s Dan McNamara emphasised that Uniphore “has a strong track record of enabling Fortune 500 customers to move from AI pilots to production at scale.” Snowflake’s Harsha Kapre added that the investment “is about bringing powerful agentic AI directly to our customers’ data. By supporting Snowflake natively, Uniphore enables businesses to securely automate complex workflows, helping them realize value faster without ever moving their data.”
Uniphore’s flagship offering, the Business AI Cloud, is designed as a sovereign, composable and secure platform that integrates data, knowledge, models and agents—bridging the gap between consumer-grade AI and enterprise requirements. The platform says it supports more than 2,000 global businesses, including large regulated enterprises, and emphasises governance, scalability and data sovereignty alongside usability. Recent strategic moves include the launch of Business AI Cloud earlier this year, and acquisitions such as ActionIQ and Infoworks to complement data engineering and customer-data-platform capabilities.
Editorial Perspective
The size and profile of this Series F round indicate a clear turning point in enterprise AI investment: it’s no longer sufficient to run isolated pilots in R&D labs. The backing from hardware (NVIDIA, AMD) and data-platform (Snowflake, Databricks) titans signal that Uniphore is being positioned as a foundational layer in corporate AI stacks—think of it as the “operating system” for business-agent workflows, rather than a mere point solution.
That positioning poses both opportunity and risk. On the one hand, Uniphore’s differentiator—agentic AI platforms combining voice, video, conversational interfaces and enterprise data—could unlock a new class of automation for knowledge work, customer service, sales and compliance. If the company can execute on full-scale production adoption (rather than remaining in pilot mode), the addressable market spans tens of billions of dollars in enterprise spend. On the other hand, the challenge is steep: integrating with legacy systems, proving ROI for business users, navigating data-governance regimes globally and scaling competitively against hyperscalers remain non-trivial.
Ultimately, this raise might mark the emergence of Uniphore as one of the few native AI infrastructure plays built for enterprise from the ground up. The key will be whether the company can turn momentum into market leadership, maintaining its strategic alignment with its investor-partners, while delivering engagement and outcomes across large, complex organisations.
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