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Haiqu Releases AgenticOS to Plan and Check Quantum Research

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Briefings

Haiqu launched AgenticOS to coordinate AI agents for quantum research, reducing circuit depth by 75% in a 3-by-3 Hubbard model experiment. A chemistry test showed four of 10 unassisted runs violated setup instructions, whereas AgenticOS maintained the approved protocol and produced a simulated result within 3.4% of an exact reference. The system was tested at NeurIPS 2026 and deployed to work on a 2D frustrated Hubbard model on an IBM quantum computer.

Key points

• Haiqu launched AgenticOS to coordinate AI agents for quantum research, reducing circuit depth by 75% in a 3-by-3 Hubbard model experiment.
• A chemistry test showed four of 10 unassisted runs violated setup instructions, whereas AgenticOS maintained the approved protocol and produced a simulated result within 3.4% of an exact reference.

Context and limitations

Coverage is limited to the specific chemistry test and the 2D Hubbard model experiment demonstrated at NeurIPS 2026; availability is restricted to enterprise R&D teams and academic researchers through Haiqu's platform.

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