Qnami
Qnami is a Swiss quantum sensing company spun out of the University of Basel, developing nanoscale imaging instruments based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond. The company commercializes quantum microscope technology for applications in nanotechnology, life science, and spintronics device characterization.[1]
- Founded:
- Country: Switzerland
- Type: hardware
- Headquarters: Muttenz, Switzerland
- Employees: 10+
- Funding: CHF 6.6M
- quantum-sensing
- nanoscale-imaging
- diamond-nv-center
- quantum-microscopy
What does Qnami do?
Qnami is a Swiss quantum sensing company spun out of the University of Basel, developing nanoscale imaging instruments based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond. The company commercializes quantum microscope technology for applications in nanotechnology, life science, and spintronics device characterization.
Where is Qnami based?
Qnami is headquartered in Muttenz, Switzerland, in the DACH quantum computing ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Qnami do?
Qnami is a Swiss quantum sensing company spun out of the University of Basel, developing nanoscale imaging instruments based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond. The company commercializes quantum microscope technology for applications in nanotechnology, life science, and spintronics device characterization.
Where is Qnami based?
Qnami is based in Muttenz, Switzerland.
When was Qnami founded?
Qnami was founded in 2017.
Sources
- "Qnami Official Website", accessed 2026-03-19 — qnami.ch
- "Swiss Quantum Sensing Startup Raises EUR 3.6m - EE Times", accessed 2026-03-19 — eetimes.com