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QSENSATO competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to QSENSATO among quantum technology companies — ranked by similarity to what QSENSATO actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About QSENSATO

QSENSATO is an Italian startup founded in 2024 and headquartered in Bari, Italy, specializing in vapor cell fabrication and integrated atomic quantum sensors. Backed by pre-seed funding from the University of Bari's network, the company develops cutting-edge quantum measurement technologies.

QSENSATO at a glance

QSENSATO is a quantum technology company headquartered in Italy. Its most recent funding round, Pre-Seed, raised $500,000 in May 2025. Xcout tracks 5 named people at QSENSATO, including Gianvito Lucivero (CEO&Founder).

QSENSATO leadership

  • Gianvito LuciveroCEO&Founder
  • Annalisa VolpeCo-Founder
  • Domenico TuliCo-Founder & Tech Advisor
  • Domenico Tullitechnical advisor
  • Vincenzo MazzilliAdmin & Finance Officer

QSENSATO funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Pre-Seed$500,0002 named

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