According to Imec, the world’s leading R&D organization for semiconductor fabrication, “EuQlid’s Qu-MRI addresses a foundational technology need for the design and manufacturing of next-generation semiconductors, by non-invasively visualizing buried connectivity defects.”
EuQlid’s first-gen QDM is already in high demand for geoscience and bioimaging applications in prestigious academic institutions like Harvard University (USA), New York University (USA), Oxford University (UK), and Curtin University (Australia), among others. But, fueled by the new flagship semiconductor scanning solution, the Qu-MRI, significant new investments are now coming in.
Coinciding with the emergence of the Qu-MRI, EuQlid announced that it has just raised $3 million from lead investor QDNL Participations. Moreover, it has already secured over $1.5 million in early customer revenue. That’s a great start for the founding team, reaping the rewards from their expertise in atomic physics, quantum sensing, and the semiconductor industry .
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