Tyto Athene rebrands as Quantum Sky

Tyto Athene appointed a new chief executive in July, and now here in August the company has rebranded as Quantum Sky.

“Quantum Sky reflects the mission environment our customers are already operating in,” said Andrew Boyd, the company CEO who was named in early July. “The work is moving faster, the data is more complex, and the threat surface is expanding.”

The Arlington Capital Partners-owned company will continue supporting existing customers and will push to expand its work across artificial intelligence-enabled operations, cyber resilience, cloud and software.

“Agencies need advanced technology partners that can engineer secure, operational AI and quantum solutions into the fabric of the mission — not as a pilot, but as a capability they can field, trust and sustain,” Boyd said.

The company aims to deepen its quantum capabilities, help agencies prepare for post-quantum cryptography and applying quantum technology to algorithm development, sensing and communications.

The new brand follows a two-year effort to align the company’s leadership, acquisitions, and contract portfolio around higher-end federal mission technology. In addition to Boyd's hire in July, the company appointed Cutter Brenton in May as chief AI officer.

Acquisitions have added capabilities in space software and systems engineering, managed cybersecurity, cloud compliance automation, FedRAMP acceleration, enterprise service management and intelligence community cloud migration capabilities.

Quantum Sky said that the core of its growth strategy is Project 137, an applied innovation and intellectual property engine.

Project 137's work spans four core domains: infrastructure and platform operations, cyber, decision advantage, and quantum