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SAIC and IBM Malaysia plan to establish the Sarawak Quantum Safe Centre to address cybersecurity risks from quantum computing. The center will focus on research, talent development, and ecosystem building. According to SAIC, the initiative aims to strengthen Sarawak's digital sovereignty and competitiveness. IBM will provide tools like Guardium Cryptography Manager to help organizations transition to post-quantum security standards.

Quantum Cyber has installed an NVIDIA A100 cluster, named 'Hyperplane,' at its Connecticut facility to support AI development for its drone swarm platform. The company aims to control compute, manufacturing, and command systems in-house, targeting defense and homeland security markets. The cluster is used for autonomous target detection and engagement, reducing reliance on third-party cloud services.

Quantum Cyber N.V. (Nasdaq: QUCY) announced a strategic focus on quantum navigation, interceptor drones, and U.S. manufacturing. The company presented an updated investor presentation outlining its refocused strategy, including three product pillars and a target annual production capacity of 100,000 drones. Quantum Cyber aims to capitalize on policy tailwinds and defense budget allocations for autonomous warfare.

Quantum Cyber N.V. (QUCY) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Regulation FD Disclosure. Exhibit 99.1 Quantum Cyber Sharpens Strategic Focus to Quantum Navigation, Interceptor Drones, and U.S. Manufacturing, and Presents New Corporate Investor Presentation Company Concentrates Its System-of-Systems Thesis on Three Pillars: The Quantum Antenna, One-Way Attack / Interc

The global military drone market is projected to grow from $14.14B in 2023 to $47.16B by 2032, with North America holding 36.1% of the market. The U.S. market alone is expected to reach $10.71B by 2030. ZenaTech (ZENA) was selected for Canada's Defence Drone Initiative, expanding its opportunities in autonomous drone solutions. Other companies like Safe Pro Group (SPAI), Quantum Cyber (QUCY), and AgEagle (UAVS) are also advancing in the drone and counter-drone sectors.

Quantum Cyber, formerly Mainz Biomed, has installed 80 3D printers at a Connecticut facility to produce drones, aiming for 100,000 units annually. The company, taken over by activist investor David Lazar, licensed IP from BP United and plans various drone types, including interceptors. It also holds an equity stake in SpaceX.

Broadcom's Michael Jordan urged enterprises to prepare for post-quantum cryptography (PQC) threats, highlighting the need to migrate from current encryption methods to quantum-resistant alternatives. He emphasized the importance of inventorying cryptographic use, assessing risks, and prioritizing migrations, with estimates suggesting quantum computing threats could emerge around 2030. Jordan also warned about 'harvest now, decrypt later' risks and recommended integrating PQC into broader cyber-r

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Quantum Cyber N.V. (Nasdaq:QUCY) shares rose about 4% after the company said its wholly owned subsidiary, Quantum Drones Corporation, received about $2.09 million in purchase orders. Quantum Cyber attributed the orders to its acquisition of a 50,000 sq ft manufacturing facility, aimed at shifting to U.S.-based production of its autonomous defense platforms.

Quantum Cyber N.V. (NASDAQ:QUCY) says its planned Bridgeport, Connecticut drone manufacturing facility could reach ~100,000 drones per year. The plan follows a June 8, 2026 LOI for its wholly owned subsidiary to buy a 50,000 sq ft site for $3.2 million from Arcade Technology LLC. Output depends on completing the deal; no procurement contracts yet.