Microamp, a global leader in advanced 5G mmWave wireless connectivity, has secured strategic funding in a round led by Balnord with participation from ffVC. The capital will be used to develop and scale Microamp’s mmWave systems, which deliver up to 4 Gbps data rates within 800 MHz bandwidth with near-zero latency. The portable, end-to-end solution is engineered to be highly resistant to electromagnetic interference and jamming and is difficult to detect, enabling robust 5G private network deployments across commercial and defense sectors.
European technological independence in the AI era
Microamp stands with the capability to deploy end-to-end 5G mmWave networks in standalone mode that are mainly used for real-time decision making and real-time data analytics. As geopolitical tensions rise and Europe seeks greater technological autonomy, Microamp 5G mmWave networks represent a critical component in building sovereign capabilities in critical infrastructure.
"The AI revolution is driving an explosion in data throughput requirements. Our mmWave networks are technologically perfect for handling the most demanding AI workloads - from real-time massive data uploads and industrial-scale image and video processing to providing the military-grade security levels that AI systems require," explains Dawid Kuchta, CEO of Microamp.
Market forecasts predict the private 5G mmWave segment will reach $3.81 billion by 2028, growing at a 61.92% CAGR, while the overall private 5G networks market expands from $14.39 billion in 2024 to $46.42 billion in 2028.
Strategic partnerships and market momentum
Microamp has built an impressive ecosystem of strategic partnerships with global technology leaders, including AMD, Supermicro and Druid Software. The company is also actively collaborating with several of the most innovative System Integrators in Europe and APAC deploying the most advanced wireless systems in logistics, media & entertainment and manufacturing. Microamp is increasingly being chosen for 5G mmWave RAN and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) solutions on the global market by leading mobile network operators who are testing Microamp technology for potential large-scale roll-outs.
