Corrections
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Corrections log
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2026-09-29Nasdaq-Listed Quantum Cyber Bets Its Future on Interceptor Drones and a 100,000-Unit-a-Year Connecticut Factory
An earlier version of this article gave QUCY's Sept. 25 close as $1.37, attributed to Yahoo Finance, and said Stocktitan tied Executive Order 14307 to the quantum antenna. It also said the company had spent a year assembling a portfolio that it was now discarding. The article now reports a 3.01% gain on Sept. 25 per StockTitan, drops the unsupported Stocktitan attribution, and says the company is narrowing its focus and de-emphasizing maritime and other exploratory programs, per the SEC filing.
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2026-09-29At Yuma, NORTHCOM Ran Its Counter-Drone Test on Anduril's Lattice, Hosted by the Test Organization
An earlier version of this article said the government rents or does not own Lattice, said past Falcon Peaks used vendor-proprietary command-and-control stacks, placed the Dronebuster at the exercise, and said the Sept. 25 DefenseScoop report came two days after the exercise ended. DefenseScoop reports only that this was the first Falcon Peak with Lattice as the baseline and the test organization hosting it, that at least 20 vendors took part, and that JIATF-401 selected Lattice under an $87 million Army Enterprise Agreement; the Sept. 25 report was published as the exercise was ending.
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2026-09-29Amazon Prime Air Lands in Cleveland's Backyard — 3 Miles From Zipline's Drone Pharmacy, With No FAA Environmental Review on File
An earlier version of this article said the FAA had authorized Amazon for up to 1,000 flights per day at its Chicago site. The FAA page shows only a draft environmental assessment in which Amazon proposes up to 1,000 flights per operating day from each of three proposed centers. It also cited waivers that no source mentions, and presented the FAA's July 28 review change as the likely reason North Randall has no public review. It now cites Amazon's Part 135 certification, and DroneXL does not say North Randall was cleared under that change.
What does not count as a correction
Stories develop after the first report. When later events change the picture we publish a follow-up article rather than rewriting the original; the original stays as the record of what was known on its date.
