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QDm.1
A quantum diamond microscope for semiconductor failure analysis. It uses NV-centre sensors in synthetic diamond to map electrical current inside chip packages without destructive preparation, detecting shorts, leakages and open circuits with lateral resolution down to 1 micrometre and a field of view up to 3x3 mm, stitchable to 5x5 cm. Results are delivered in 5 to 10 minutes. The system ships with QD Scope, native software designed for failure analysis engineers that adds machine learning-enhanced visualisation. Compatible with SoC, wafer-level packaging, interposers, hybrid bonding, power electronics (SiC, GaN) and memory (HBM, MRAM).
About
QuantumDiamonds is a Munich-based quantum sensing company, spun out of the Technical University of Munich in 2022, that builds semiconductor inspection systems using synthetic diamond sensors. Its co-founders, CEO Kevin Berghoff and CTO Dr. Fleming Bruckmaier, met during their PhDs at TUM and set out to commercialise diamond-based quantum sensing for the chip industry.
Offices
Munich, GermanyBacked by
IQ CapitalEarlybirdEIC AcceleratorOnsight VenturesFirst MomentumCreator FundUnternehmerTUMSPRIN-D
Customers & Partners
Technical University of MunichIntel IgniteMunich Quantum ValleyFraunhofer EMFT
Timeline
2025-12
Announced a €152 million investment to build a production facility for quantum-based chip inspection systems in Munich, with public co-funding expected under the European Chips Act.
2023-04
Joined the Intel Ignite accelerator programme.
2023
Raised €7 million in seed funding led by IQ Capital and Earlybird, including a €4 million grant component from the EIC Accelerator and Bavarian state.
2022
Spun out of the Technical University of Munich by co-founders Kevin Berghoff and Dr. Fleming Bruckmaier.
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Products & Solutions
QDm.1
A quantum diamond microscope for semiconductor failure analysis. It uses NV-centre sensors in synthetic diamond to map electrical current inside chip packages without destructive preparation, detecting shorts, leakages and open circuits with lateral resolution down to 1 micrometre and a field of view up to 3x3 mm, stitchable to 5x5 cm. Results are delivered in 5 to 10 minutes. The system ships with QD Scope, native software designed for failure analysis engineers that adds machine learning-enhanced visualisation. Compatible with SoC, wafer-level packaging, interposers, hybrid bonding, power electronics (SiC, GaN) and memory (HBM, MRAM).
Open Positions (0)
No positions available
QuantumDiamonds doesn't have any open positions at the moment.
About
QuantumDiamonds is a Munich-based quantum sensing company, spun out of the Technical University of Munich in 2022, that builds semiconductor inspection systems using synthetic diamond sensors. Its co-founders, CEO Kevin Berghoff and CTO Dr. Fleming Bruckmaier, met during their PhDs at TUM and set out to commercialise diamond-based quantum sensing for the chip industry.
Offices
Munich, GermanyBacked by
IQ CapitalEarlybirdEIC AcceleratorOnsight VenturesFirst MomentumCreator FundUnternehmerTUMSPRIN-D
Customers & Partners
Technical University of MunichIntel IgniteMunich Quantum ValleyFraunhofer EMFT
Timeline
2025-12
Announced a €152 million investment to build a production facility for quantum-based chip inspection systems in Munich, with public co-funding expected under the European Chips Act.
2023-04
Joined the Intel Ignite accelerator programme.
2023
Raised €7 million in seed funding led by IQ Capital and Earlybird, including a €4 million grant component from the EIC Accelerator and Bavarian state.
2022
Spun out of the Technical University of Munich by co-founders Kevin Berghoff and Dr. Fleming Bruckmaier.
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