Microamp Raises €6.5 Mn in Round from European Innovation Council

The funding package consists of a €2.5 million grant and a €4 million equity investment from the EIC Fund.

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The EIC Accelerator supports innovative deep-tech companies that have the potential to create new markets or significantly change existing industries.

"This is another important milestone for Microamp and a strong validation of the innovative work we have been doing in 5G mmWave. It marks the culmination of our contribution to the advancement of this technology and rewards us somehow for being the first company in the world to successfully commercialise 5G mmWave networks," said Dawid Kuchta, co-founder and CEO of Microamp. "mmWave will be the highway of the AI industrial revolution and will secure a definitive era of industrial competitiveness. The spectrum is opening across the EU, but without European technology, critical infrastructure will be controlled and dominated by external incumbents."

“EIC support today puts Microamp in pole position in this heated race for next-generation communications to ensure European sovereignty in this crucial domain,” adds Marcin Góralczyk, co-founder and CTO of Microamp.

Founded in 2020 by Dawid Kuchta and Marcin Góralczyk, Microamp develops advanced 5G and 6G wireless connectivity solutions designed for real-time operations that require fast, reliable, and low-latency communication. The company builds its own specialized radio technology to deliver high-performance networks.

By combining its technology expertise with a wide network of partners, Microamp serves businesses, telecom operators, governments, system integrators, and research organizations around the world.

Its networks are used in industries and environments where reliability, security, and resistance to interference are essential. These include critical infrastructure, ports, logistics centers, public transportation systems, media production, large events, and defense-related operations.