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ZenaTech Unveils New Quantum Computing Division to Accelerate Advanced Drone and Defense Capabilities

Core Insights - ZenaTech, Inc. has established a new Quantum Computing Division aimed at developing advanced computing solutions for defense and autonomous drone systems [1][3] - The division will focus on quantum innovations for secure communications, navigation without GPS, and AI optimization for drone fleets in defense applications [2][3] Company Overview - ZenaTech specializes in AI drones, Drone as a Service (DaaS), Enterprise SaaS, and Quantum Computing solutions, serving mission-critical business applications [7] - The company has been operational since 2017, enhancing its drone design and manufacturing capabilities through ZenaDrone, and has a diverse customer base across various sectors including law enforcement, health, government, and agriculture [7] Quantum Computing Division - The Quantum Computing Division will expand its current team from 12 to 20 by year-end, incorporating experts in AI, machine learning, quantum hardware, and computational sciences [3] - The division will also advance two existing Quantum R&D projects: Sky Traffic, which optimizes traffic flows using AI-enabled drones, and Clear Sky, which improves weather forecasts through AI drone swarms [4] Product Offerings - The ZenaDrone 1000 is a medium-sized VTOL drone capable of carrying up to 40kg, designed for various applications including defense, agriculture, and inspections [5] - The drone features AI-enabled autonomy and secure communications, and has undergone paid trials with the US Air Force and Navy Reserve [5] Industry Context - The US Department of Defense is prioritizing advancements in quantum-resistant communications and quantum sensing for drone navigation, aligning with ZenaTech's focus on these areas [2] - Quantum computing is recognized as a transformative technology that can solve complex problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers, enhancing data processing and analysis for drone applications [6]