QuantumDiamonds
QuantumDiamonds develops quantum-sensing tools for non-destructive semiconductor failure analysis and advanced packaging inspection.
- Category
- Quantum sensing
- Technology
- Quantum sensing for magnetic current imaging and semiconductor failure analysis
- Headquarters
- Munich, Germany
- Funding
- The homepage states that QuantumDiamonds and TU Munich received funding for TroDeQu, described as the first European effort to detect hardware trojans with quantum sensing; no amount or date is provided beyond the Jul 23, 2026 news listing.
- Products and platforms
- In-Lab, In-Line
- Website
- quantumdiamonds.de
QuantumDiamonds says it develops and deploys semiconductor testing tools based on quantum sensing for failure analysis and inspection. The company’s website describes defect localization for opens, shorts, leakage, current crowding, and power-device faults, with 3D visualization and non-destructive analysis for advanced packaging structures such as 2.5D/3D stacks, hybrid bonds, TSVs, RDLs, package-on-package, and HBM stacks.
The site presents an in-lab offering as commercially available today and an in-line product as under development for wafer mapping and yield monitoring. It also states that the company provides in-house failure analysis as a service. QuantumDiamonds reports that its tool is installed and operational at its headquarters in Munich and at EAG Laboratories in San Jose and Integrated Service Technology (iST) in Hsinchu, Taiwan.
The homepage explicitly frames the technology as quantum sensing and calls it the world’s first commercially available quantum sensing system for semiconductor inspection.
Sources
Facts on this page come from the sources below, retrieved by DesignQuantum.
- QuantumDiamonds qd-st.com
Last verified: October 28, 2026