Haiqu launches AgenticOS to automate quantum research
Quantum software firm Haiqu has launched AgenticOS, a workflow automation tool that uses multiple specialized AI agents to help plan and verify quantum research projects. The platform breaks down and tests physics tasks to avoid silent errors common in ordinary AI models. In trials, AgenticOS kept calculations on track and reduced computation steps by 75% in hardware tests on IBM quantum machines. Free for academics, available now for enterprise R&D.
- AgenticOS coordinates teams of AI agents for quantum workflows
- Prevents unauthorized scientific shortcuts in automated research
- Maintains strict calculation protocols to reduce silent model errors
- Reduced quantum circuit depth 75% in IBM device tests
- Academic labs receive free access via Haiqu program
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