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About Mesa Quantum

Mesa Quantum builds chip-scale quantum sensors — and the manufacturing that makes them real. Our mission is the mass adoption of quantum devices, which means solving the manufacturing and characterization problems that have kept them in the lab.

Expertise

The team

Our team spans atomic physics, photonics, RF and embedded systems, high-reliability hardware and volume manufacturing. Collectively they bring decades of experience from national laboratories, defense primes and semiconductor manufacturing, with peer-reviewed publications across quantum sensing and photonic devices.

20+scientists and engineers
100+years of combined experience across the technical staff
3research and manufacturing sites
Peer-reviewedpublished across quantum sensing and photonics

Locations

Where we work

Three sites, in two countries, chosen for what is around them rather than for where anyone happened to be.

Boulder, Colorado

A quantum hub, alongside CU Boulder, NIST and Elevate Quantum. Home to our precise photonic characterization lab.

New Mexico

The land of atomic technology, and a state investing hard in quantum manufacturing — alongside CHTM at UNM, Sandia/CINT and the Roadrunner Quantum Lab.

United Kingdom

We believe the UK is well positioned to lead the commercialization of quantum technology, and we work there with NPL and the University of Cambridge.

Vision

The problems we solved to get here

Mass adoption of quantum sensors required tackling manufacturing and characterization challenges nobody had solved. We solved them for ourselves, because there was no supplier to buy them from. Two disciplines sit underneath everything below: the manufacturing and characterization of quantum sensor components, and the volume qualification of quantum sensor components at production quantities.

Precise photonic characterization

A purpose-built lab in Boulder for characterizing photonic components at the precision quantum sensing demands.

Automated VCSEL test

An automated test and scan setup that takes VCSEL characterization from a bench process to a repeatable one.

Volume qualification

Qualification of quantum sensor components at volume, run out of New Mexico.

A fabless model

A distributed manufacturing network that lets us scale without owning a fab.