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Matterwave Industrial Technologies II GmbH & Co. KG

Matterwave Ventures Management GmbH · Germany

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Matterwave Industrial Technologies II is an early-stage venture fund managed by Matterwave Ventures, based in Munich. It invests across Europe in deep-tech and industrial technology companies, covering areas such as AI, industrial automation, robotics, semiconductors and quantum computing, with initial cheques of roughly EUR 0.5-4M at seed and Series A. Matterwave spun out of the btov Industrial Technologies team in 2022.

Reported EIF strategy: Artificial Intelligence (AI);Industrial Technologies;Quantum Computing;Semiconductor chips;Semiconductor technologies

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Reported EIF strategy: Artificial Intelligence (AI);Industrial Technologies;Quantum Computing;Semiconductor chips;Semiconductor technologies