Hyderabad: AI-native enterprise intelligence platform SCIKIQ raised USD 1.5 million in funding from Triton Investment Advisors to accelerate global expansion and strengthen its artificial intelligence capabilities.
The investment came through Triton Fund II as demand for AI-ready enterprise infrastructure continued to rise globally.
The company said the fresh capital would help expand international operations, improve AI capabilities and scale its enterprise intelligence platform.
SCIKIQ focuses on solving challenges linked to fragmented enterprise data, which many organisations face during large-scale AI adoption.
The platform’s enterprise DataHub enables businesses to unify siloed data and access it through conversational AI and business intelligence tools.
SCIKIQ funding to strengthen AI capabilities
Founder Gaurav Shinh said the funding marked a major phase for the company as enterprise AI adoption accelerated globally.
He stated that organisations increasingly required unified AI-native platforms capable of converting fragmented enterprise data into real-time actionable intelligence.
Gaurav Shinh said the investment validated the technology and long-term value SCIKIQ aimed to deliver in global markets.
He added that the company would use Triton’s partnership to accelerate product innovation, strengthen AI capabilities and expand international operations.
SCIKIQ funding backed by Triton Fund II
Triton Managing Partner Pradyumna Dalmia said the firm invested in SCIKIQ because it addressed one of the biggest barriers to enterprise AI adoption.
He stated that fragmented enterprise data remained difficult for companies to unify, govern and operationalise effectively.
Partner Dev Raman said enterprise AI adoption would increasingly depend on platforms that connected complex data infrastructure with business usability.
He added that SCIKIQ had already built strong traction among large global enterprises and was positioned to scale internationally.
Founded to help enterprises become AI-ready, SCIKIQ operates across the United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and India.
The company said it would continue building globally scalable enterprise intelligence solutions to simplify data operations and support faster decision-making.