Quantum Cyber N.V. (NASDAQ: QUCY) announced it has secured an exclusive license to BP United Inc.'s autonomous drone technology portfolio through an IP License Agreement. The Miami-based developer will provide commercial supply arrangements for production and delivery of autonomous systems.

The licensed sky defense autonomous platform operates with a range exceeding 25 kilometers and includes fully autonomous takeoff, navigation and landing capabilities. The system supports multiple mission configurations including surveillance, interdiction and payload delivery with encrypted communications.

The transaction occurs as the Trump administration seeks approximately $55 billion for drone and autonomous warfare programs in the fiscal 2027 defense budget, representing an increase from approximately $225 million in the prior year.

"This is the first building block of what we are assembling at Quantum Cyber," said Chief Executive Officer David Lazar. "The Trump administration has made autonomous warfare a national priority and $55 billion is the signal the market needed."

Chief Financial Officer Bill Caragol stated the agreement "establishes both an exclusive intellectual property position and a commercial supply chain in a single transaction."

Quantum Cyber expects to announce additional technology agreements and patent application filings in the near term, including developments in quantum antenna technology. The company assembles autonomous defense platforms spanning drone warfare, counter-unmanned aerial systems, demining and command-and-control applications.

The information is based on a company press release statement.