Quantum Cyber brings eight-GPU A100 cluster into swarm-autonomy development
Quantum Cyber acquired a Lambda Hyperplane cluster with eight NVIDIA A100 GPUs as the in-house compute backbone for its Swarm Operating System and Quantum Station autonomy work.
Evidence notes
- The company says it has already used the cluster to train autonomous target-detection and autolock models for aerial and ground targets.
- Its simulation and hardware-in-the-loop pipeline moves part of autonomy validation away from live flight testing.
- The cluster is planned for installation at Quantum Cyber’s Bridgeport, Connecticut drone-manufacturing site.
Company overview
Quantum Cyber is building an autonomous defence platform spanning drone warfare, counter-UAS, EMP shielding, naval autonomy and command-and-control. In July 2026 it completed the property purchase for a Bridgeport autonomous-defence manufacturing facility while a separate equipment acquisition remained pending.