Deeptech company Morphotonics has raised €40 million in funding to scale its display technology into data center applications. The round includes backing from 3M Ventures, Innovation Industries, BOM, and Invest-NL.
Morphotonics is pivoting its display technology toward the data center market, where demand for advanced visualization solutions continues to grow. The €40 million funding will support product development and market expansion for the deeptech company.
The investment consortium spans corporate venture capital through 3M Ventures, alongside specialized deeptech investors Innovation Industries and BOM. Invest-NL, the Netherlands' national investment institution, also participated in the round.
Data centers represent a significant growth opportunity for display innovations, as operators seek improved monitoring, control, and visualization capabilities for infrastructure management. Morphotonics' technology positions the company to address evolving requirements in this sector.
The funding underscores investor confidence in deeptech solutions targeting industrial and enterprise applications, particularly where specialized display capabilities can drive operational efficiency.
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