About Angstrom Engineering, Inc.
Founded in 1992 and based in Ontario, Canada, Angstrom Engineering is a global leader in thin film deposition 
equipment and vacuum system design for advanced R&D and quantum device fabrication. The company is renowned for its fully integrated, customizable PVD and e-beam evaporation systems tailored to the unique needs of superconducting and quantum technologies. Angstrom systems are deployed worldwide in national labs, universities, and leading-edge quantum initiatives—combining automation, in-situ metrology, and multi-chamber cluster architecture to enable high-throughput and precision manufacturing of Josephson Junctions and other quantum components. To learn more, visit https://www.angstromengineering.com
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