Mesa Quantum
Mesa Quantum develops chip-scale quantum sensors and clocks for timing, navigation, and magnetic-field measurement in GPS-denied and other demanding environments.
- Technology
- chip-scale neutral atom sensing platform
- Headquarters
- Boulder
- Ownership
- Private company
- Funding
- The homepage states: "Mesa Quantum Raises Oversubscribed $11.8 Million Round" and "Mesa Quantum Announces $3.7M in Seed Funding."
- Products and platforms
- VCSEL, Atomic Clocks (in development), RF Magnetometer (in development), Atomic Spin Gyroscope (in development)
- Website
- mesaquantum.com
Mesa Quantum develops chip-scale quantum sensors and related manufacturing processes. Its website says the company is focused on making quantum sensors manufacturable at volume, with secure supply chains, automated photonic characterization, and volume qualification for deployment outside the lab.
The company describes a chip-scale neutral atom sensing platform that supports five capabilities: alternative positioning, navigation, and timing; time synchronization; GPS holdover; magnetic intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance; and magnetic non-destructive testing. Its site also lists products in development including atomic clocks, an RF magnetometer, and an atomic spin gyroscope.
Mesa Quantum says it operates across Boulder, Colorado; New Mexico; and the United Kingdom, where it works with NPL and the University of Cambridge. The homepage also states that the company raised an oversubscribed $11.8 million round and previously announced $3.7 million in seed funding.
Sources
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- Mesa Quantum mesaquantum.com
- Mesa Quantum | About mesaquantum.com
Last verified: October 28, 2026