Quantum Cyber
Company Concentrates Its System-of-Systems Thesis on Three Pillars: The Quantum Antenna, One-Way Attack / Interceptor Drones, and the MAHCA Operating System — Anchored at Its Bridgeport, Connecticut Manufacturing Facility as Quantum Cyber Advances Toward Commercialization
Norwalk, CT, Sept. 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Quantum Cyber N.V. (Nasdaq: QUCY) ("Quantum Cyber" or the "Company"), a Nasdaq-listed autonomous defense technology company assembling an AI-powered System-of-Systems platform for drone warfare, counter-UAS, and border security applications, today announced a sharpened strategic focus, reframing the Company's thesis for the era of GPS-deficient, autonomous warfare, and presented its updated Corporate Investor Presentation. The full presentation is available at https://quantum-cyber.ai/investors/presentations.
The presentation consolidates the Company's refocused strategy, technology portfolio, and manufacturing footprint into a single investor-facing document. Key sections include:
Warfare, Reimagined for the Quantum Era. Quantum Cyber's strategy is now organized around a single thesis: the next war will be fought in environments where GPS fails, where electronic warfare dominates, and where mass-produced attritable autonomy decides the outcome. The Company's exclusively-licensed quantum antenna technology, executed with Project LightShift, Inc. on June 11, 2026, is positioned as the differentiating layer of the platform — an unjammable, magnetic-field-based navigation, communications and energy-capture reference for autonomous systems operating in contested environments where satellite-guided precision has become a single point of failure.
Concentration on Three Product Pillars. Quantum Cyber has narrowed its System-of-Systems platform focus to three product pillars: one-way attack drones and interceptors; the quantum antenna, invented by Dr. Wolf Kohn, providing power, communications and navigation in a single component; and the MAHCA operating system, the Multiple Agent Hybrid Control Architecture that orchestrates coordinated swarm behavior across autonomous platforms. Maritime programs and other exploratory initiatives have been de-emphasized so the Company can concentrate capital, engineering, and commercial resources on near-term commercialization.
Total Addressable Market — Four Target Applications. Quantum Cyber's commercial strategy is now focused on Border Patrol, Warfare / Defense UAS, Law Enforcement, and the GPS-Alternative / Quantum Navigation category, the latter validated by parallel programs at Honeywell and Northrop Grumman.