Quantum Cyber Introduces PHANTOM-950 Long-Range Autonomous UAS Platform in Development

New Platform Concept Would Expand the Company’s Autonomous Systems Portfolio With a Configurable Long-Range Aircraft Designed for Logistics, ISR, Communications Relay and Government Mission Profiles | Platform will be Built Using Stealth Capabilities

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida, July 02, 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 introduced the PHANTOM-950, a long-range autonomous unmanned aerial system (“UAS”) platform the Company is developing as a modular design intended to support government and defense customers across logistics, surveillance, communications relay, electronic warfare, humanitarian support, and other mission-specific applications.

The PHANTOM-950 is intended to expand Quantum Cyber’s growing autonomous systems portfolio by introducing a platform designed for extended-range operations, built around a blended-wing airframe, a multi-stage propulsion architecture, and a configurable payload bay. The Company believes the platform, if developed as intended, would complement its broader System-of-Systems strategy by adding an aircraft designed for missions requiring long endurance, autonomous operation, and modular payload flexibility.

Platform Overview
According to internal design specifications, the PHANTOM-950 is being designed for missions of up to 950 kilometers, depending on configuration, with a targeted operating altitude of up to 18,000 meters, a targeted payload capacity of up to 10 kilograms, autonomous navigation and precision landing capability, and support for either reusable or one-way mission configurations. The modular payload architecture is intended to accommodate a broad range of government and commercial mission requirements, including logistics, humanitarian assistance, communications relay, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, environmental monitoring, and other customer-specific payloads.

As designed, the PHANTOM-950 would incorporate a blended-wing airframe together with a multi-stage propulsion system intended to support launch, cruise, and terminal flight operations. The platform is being designed around a modular philosophy intended to allow customers to configure payloads according to operational requirements rather than limiting the aircraft to a single mission profile.

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