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C2MI (MiQro Innovation Collaborative Centre) runs a 15,000 m² facility in Bromont's science park with clean rooms and labs for MEMS fabrication, advanced semiconductor assembly, compound semiconductors, quantum devices and printable electronics. Its customers are industrial and academic partners who move prototypes toward commercial production. It was founded in 2010 by Université de Sherbrooke, IBM Canada and Teledyne DALSA, and it has more than 70 industrial partners. Its build-out drew $218.45M in federal and provincial funding, and in 2026 it announced collaborations with Polytechnique Montréal and Pasqal's Aeponyx unit. Revenue estimates are about $6.5M, and headcount is about 79 as of mid-2026.