en.Wedoany.com Reported - Quantum dot technology manufacturer UbiQD has acquired a new building for its headquarters campus in Los Alamos, New Mexico, to support capacity expansion. The building is adjacent to the company's two existing headquarters buildings, bringing the campus on East Gate Road to three buildings. The company stated that the new building will be used for future equipment and production operations, aiming to strengthen the city's technology industry development and add high-paying technology jobs in northern New Mexico.

UbiQD founder and CEO Hunter McDaniel said the company appreciates the continued support from the Los Alamos County Council for the headquarters campus investment. According to company executives, the county provided a low-interest loan through the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) program to assist with the purchase, a program that helped UbiQD buy its first headquarters building in 2017. As a condition of the loan, the company has committed to creating at least 10 new jobs at its facility by the end of 2028 and continuing community outreach activities throughout the county.

After completing its Series B financing in 2025, UbiQD has invested heavily in expanding capacity. Since 2024, the company has increased its quantum dot product production capacity by approximately 12 times, and as of June 2026, it has become the largest quantum dot manufacturer in the United States. The additional 5,000 square feet of high-ceiling space is equipped with facilities for manufacturing and research and development. The site previously served Los Alamos National Laboratory and its regional customers. UbiQD executives stated that the change in ownership of the facility signifies the continuation of advanced manufacturing and technology jobs at the site.

The company's quantum dot products are driving the development of the solar energy industry. Compared to traditional battery designs, quantum dot-sensitized solar cells are expected to achieve higher energy efficiency levels. McDaniel added that the company will continue to create advanced manufacturing jobs and economic opportunities in New Mexico and bring locally developed innovative technologies to global customers.

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