Selector raised $32 million to fuel efforts to develop AI-infused network observability tools.

Atlantic Vantage Point (AVP), a venture capital firm that has previously backed Versa Networks, led Selector’s funding round.

Innov8, the corporate venture capital fund of Singtel, along with the likes of Ansa Capital, Two Bear Capital, and Sinewave Ventures, also backed the startup, with the capital set to go toward product development, global go-to-market expansion, and customer success.

“By providing one platform and one shared operational view, Selector helps enterprises understand and troubleshoot complex infrastructure challenges in real time," Alex Scherbakovsky, general partner at AVP, noted in a statement.

Founded 2019 by former Juniper Networks executives, Selector’s AI offerings analyze operational telemetry to provide actionable insights. Its platform brings together underlying large language models (LLMs), knowledge graphs, and causal reasoning to diagnose issues, like potential network congestion or fiber optics overheating.

Its funding raise adds to what the startup said was a strong 2025, with cumulative annual recurring revenue (ARR) some 230% higher than 2024 – marking an apparent fourth year of doubled ARR.

Selector saw some three new Fortune 20 customers across manufacturing and health care sign up to use its platform, with 80% of customers now Fortune 1000 organizations.

“The increased adoption by Fortune 20 and Fortune 1000 organizations underscores the trust customers are placing in Selector,” Selector CEO Kannan Kothandaraman said. “Enterprises are moving away from fragmented monitoring tools toward platforms that deliver intelligence, context, and automation at scale, and our rapid customer expansion validates our efforts to help them navigate this transition and modernize their operations.”