阿姆斯特丹深度技术报告-2026

June 2026 The most diverse innovation ecosystem in the Netherlands. Global startup & venture capital intelligence platform. Dealroom.co is the foremost data provider on startup, early-stage and growthcompany ecosystems in Europe and around the globe. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and home to a unique mix of world-classresearch institutions, international companies, and a vibrant founder community. Founded in Amsterdam in 2013, we now work with many of the world's mostprominent investors, entrepreneurs and government organizations to providetransparencDealroom.co is a global intelligence platform for discovering andtracking the most promising companies, technologies and ecosystems.Clients include many of the worldʼs foremost organizations such as Accel,Index Ventures, McKinsey, BCG, Deloitte, Google, AWS, Microsoft, Stripe. The city has a long history as a place where trade, science, and entrepreneurship cometogether and has produced companies like Adyen, Picnic, UniQure, and Weaviate. The City of Amsterdam supports the next generation of innovative companies through twodedicated programs. Amsterdam Trade & Investis the official investment and trade promotion agency of theAmsterdam Metropolitan Area, connecting international companies to the region andsupporting local companies as they grow abroad. Dealroom partners closely with local tech ecosystem development agenciesand enablers, to create a comprehensive multidimensional blueprint of thetech ecosystem, including capital, talent, innovation, entrepreneurship andoverall economic dynamism. Startup Amsterdamfacilitates programs and connections that help founders build andscale their companies in the city. Foreword The potential is clearly there. But it requires more collaboration across ourown innovation districts and research networks, and a more concertedeffort to help our best companies scale. Amsterdam has long been a city where science, commerce, and creativityconverge.That combination has produced world-class universities,pioneering research institutes, and a startup ecosystem that consistentlypunches above its weight. Yet we do not always tell that story wellenough. From the invention of Python to pioneering work in quantumalgorithms, from ASML's collaboration with the University of Amsterdamthrough ARCNL to a growing community of more than 120 deep techcompanies,Amsterdam has quietly built capabilities that compete ona global stage in several areas. This is also an invitation to other Dutch innovation hubs, to the nationalgovernment, and to European cities and regions to work more closelytogether. We hope this report serves as a foundation for a sharper conversation withfounders, investors, researchers, policymakers, and partners about whatdeep tech in Amsterdam is, what it adds to the European ecosystem, andwhere it should be heading towards. This is the first time we have mapped Amsterdam's deep tech ecosystemin this way, identifying where the city genuinely competes at the highestlevel. Three pillars emerge: Future of Compute, anchored in quantumalgorithms and AI; Future of Life Sciences, built on decades of red biotechand medtech expertise; and Future of Sustainable Systems, where greenchemistry, new materials, and carbon capture are emerging as areas ofstrength. What this report also shows is that our key competences, takentogether, unlock something more than the sum of their parts. AI inhealthcareis an early and promising example of what thosecombinations can produce, and there are more to come. İlknur DönmezDirector Economic Affairs and Culture at City of Amsterdam Executive summary Amsterdam Deep Tech ecosystemis fueled by spinouts from localuniversities and research centers Amsterdam Deep Tech startupsattract growing internationalcapital as they scale Amsterdam Deep Tech startupsare now worth $8.8B Dutch investors anchor early-stage funding (56%),but nearly 80% of breakout-stage capital ($15–100M)comes from abroad, with European investors aloneaccounting for over 50%. ThefiveAmsterdam-basedinstitutions(UvA,Amsterdam UMC, VU Amsterdam, NKI, AMS Institute)togetheraccount for 23 of the 37 AmsterdamVC-backed Deep Tech spinouts. Life Sciences has historically accounted for the bulkof Amsterdam's deep tech enterprise value. Since2021,Future of Compute and Future ofSustainable Systems have driven an increasing shareof ecosystem growth, pushing combined value from$4.0B to $8.8B in five years. Those 23 local spinouts, while only representing 18%of the total number of VC-backed startups, accountfor 27% of its value ($2.4B). Combined Enterprise Value of Amsterdam DeepTech startups ▊Future of Compute▊Future of Sustainable Systems▊Future of Life Sciences▊Other Deep Tech and Life Sciences In this report, we explore innovations inDeep Tech, as well as in theLife Sciences sector.Startups at the intersection of Deep Tech and Life Sciences (e.g. AI drug discovery, TechBioetc.) are counted within Life Sciences. Li