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Lace Lithography

Develops breakthrough chip-patterning technology using a helium atom-beam instead of light, aiming to extend Moore's Law a decade beyond current EUV lithography. Microsoft-backed.

Raised
EUR 34.5M
Last round
Series A · 23 Mar 2026
Momentum
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Events
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Updated 12 Sep 2026 · Reviewed 12 Sep 2026

Capital

1 round · 2026

  1. 23 Mar 2026

    Series A

    €34.5M

    Cumulative €34.5M

Amounts in EUR, converted at the ECB rate on the event date. Funding totals exclude debt, grants and state aid; rounds whose instrument is not yet established are still counted. Every figure links to its source.

Activity

1 event

People

3 people

Registry

FY2024

YearTurnoverNet profitHeadcountTaxes paidSource
2024€1.7M€-1.9M25€0Brreg (NO)

Raised €34.5M to date · FY2024 turnover €1.7M · 25 employees

  • ≈€70K turnover per employee (FY2024).

Questions

7 answers

What does Lace Lithography do?
Develops breakthrough chip-patterning technology using a helium atom-beam instead of light, aiming to extend Moore's Law a decade beyond current EUV lithography. Microsoft-backed.
When was Lace Lithography founded?
Lace Lithography was founded in 2023.
Where is Lace Lithography headquartered?
Lace Lithography is headquartered in Bergen, Norway.
How much funding has Lace Lithography raised?
Lace Lithography has raised €34.5M (across 1 round · last 23 Mar 2026).
What was Lace Lithography's latest funding round?
Lace Lithography's most recent disclosed round was a Series A round of €34.5M, announced 23 March 2026.
Who has invested in Lace Lithography?
Investors in Lace Lithography include Atomico, Deep Future, Future Ventures, Linse Capital, M12, Runa Capital, SETT Spain, Vsquared Ventures.
What is Lace Lithography's revenue?
Lace Lithography reported €1.7M in turnover for FY2024, per official registry filings.

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