Multiverse AI Adoption Layer

Multiverse is a London-based AI and tech upskilling company founded in 2016. It works with employers that have bought AI tools but struggle to get teams to use them, offering apprenticeship-style training in AI, data and digital skills.

Its platform presents itself as an AI adoption layer: a Skills Scan identifies gaps, a Programme Matcher selects programmes such as AI Solutions Builder, and expert instructors and coaches deliver learning that typically runs about 13 months. Atlas, an AI tool, supports learning within daily work, while Progress and Impact modules track earned skills and adoption ROI. Reported customers include Microsoft, Citi, KPMG and the NHS.

• Skills Scan: identifies skill gaps across teams.
• Programme Matcher: maps gaps to programmes such as AI Solutions Builder.
• Learning and coaching: expert instruction with group or one-to-one coaching.
• Atlas: AI tool that supports learning within daily work.
• Progress: tracks earned skills across five AI capability areas.
• Impact: measures AI adoption and return on investment.

A Vietnamese bank could run a cohort programme to train analysts on AI-assisted workflows. A technology firm could scan teams for gaps before a generative AI rollout. An HR department could measure adoption and ROI after training.

Skills Scan links training to measurable gaps rather than generic courses. Coaching and an in-work AI tool support behaviour change after the programme. Impact reporting tracks adoption and ROI for sponsors. Funding coverage cites 1,500+ customer organisations and about 22,000 enrolled learners.

Enterprises are spending on AI tools faster than they build the skills to use them, creating demand for structured AI upskilling. Vietnamese and Southeast Asian firms rolling out generative AI face the same adoption gap, particularly in banking, technology and services.

Founded 2016, London, UK. Raised 70 million USD at a 2.1 billion USD valuation in May 2026 led by Schroders Capital, with General Catalyst, Lightspeed, Index Ventures and others, bringing total funding to about 570 million USD.