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OPTIA and Patero Introducing the First Post-Quantum GPU Compute Platform for Defence and Edge Applications

OPTIA, a leading producer of ruggedised, high-performance GPU compute solutions, and Patero, a leader in post-quantum cryptography (PQC), announced the first PQC-enabled GPU server. This cutting-edge platform integrates Patero's CryptoQoR encryption suite into OPTIA's NVIDIA-based commercial and mission-critical defence systems. The August 12, 2025 announcement advanced next-generation AI and machine learning (AI/ML) workload protection, particularly at the periphery.

Quantum-Safe Encryption Revolutionises Data Security

This integrated system protects inbound and outgoing data streams against quantum assaults and cyberthreats. For C5ISR workloads, tactical edge analytics, and AI/ML acceleration, OPTIA's portable solutions are popular with the DoD. These devices smoothly integrate Patero's quantum-safe cryptography to deliver end-to-end encrypted streams.

OPTIA BD Director James Elder remarked, “This is a first-of-its-kind platform, a tactical NVIDIA GPU server with quantum-resilient protection.” This pre-integrated and bundled solution “delivers high-performance compute without compromising data security” regardless of operating system or threat surface. Patero COO Peter Bentley said, “Whether it’s battlefield intelligence, secure video feeds, or edge AI inference, when it leaves the OPTIA server, it leaves encrypted with Patero’s PQC,” emphasising the solution’s speed and utility. Field-ready quantum security, not a future possibility.

Compliance with Key Federal Initiatives

This strategic partnership and its platform align with key US federal goals and activities, emphasising its strategic importance for national security and military infrastructure. This includes:

E.O. 14028: Zero-trust cybersecurity for defence and federal systems. Patero's zero-trust cybersecurity network reduces network attack surfaces.

Federal entities must migrate to quantum-resistant cryptography, per National Security Memo 10. Patero provides a “Quantum Readiness” assessment and a list of encryptions to help firms move to quantum.

JADC2 recommendations: Safe, compatible edge computing power.

Patero's "double encryption" scheme encrypts data with classic and post-quantum keys, decreasing network attack surfaces and making data incomprehensible with quantum-safe encryption. There hybrid-PQC approach uses NIST-selected quantum-resistant encryption algorithms to boost standard cryptosystems. The attack surface is reduced and data security is considerably improved.

Market Differentiators and Key Features

The new platform has several key features:

The first NVIDIA GPU server with PQC capability for public, commercial, and military use. Systems can resist tough circumstances in harsh, forward-deployable environments due to their portability and durability. It provides end-to-end encrypted streams for AI/ML, ISR, robotics, and logistics. The solution meets ALL Post-Quantum migration standards from the NSA, DHS, and DOD. Ruggedised GPU platforms from OPTIA are known for their performance and durability. Future-proof security is readily integrated with NVIDIA's latest GPU architectures and Patero's CryptoQoR. Patero's lightweight, fast, and infrastructure-compatible CryptoQoR is ideal for resource-constrained edge applications. The NIST-standardized PQC methods it supports give it flexibility and resistance to new cryptographic threats.

Future Opportunities and Joint Market Execution

To capitalise on rising opportunities in various key industries, OPTIA and Patero are developing a wide range of secure solutions and form factors:

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OPTiM’s Optia Android screensharing and remote control app hands-on

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OPTiM outs wireless smartphone-to-smartphone screen sharing and remote control app for Android

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