The T-3000s hybrid hydrogen fuel cell system combined with Lithium-Sulfur batteries offers a silent operational mode and improved acceleration, and a combat range of approx. 600 km. The T-3000 also incorporates a number of Quantum Technologies that include a Quantum Inertial Navigation Device, Quantum Radio and Quantum Processors that power the tank’s advanced Artificial Intelligence C4I network.
The basic variant of the T-3000 has a combat weight of only 38 tons (although the model seen here with this modular protection kits has a weight of 43 tons), which allows it to be airlifted and deployed quickly. 
The T-3000 is a product of Cyberdyne Systems (a subsidiary of Skynet Industries, founded by Tech-billionaire John Connor 😉) and is part of a wide range of unmanned, fully-autonomous military platforms being developed by the company.
