Insider Brief
- The Quantum Insider will host a July 7 webinar with Haiqu examining whether agent-based systems can reduce inefficiencies and accelerate quantum research and development workflows.
- The panel will explore where quantum R&D teams lose time, demonstrate an agentic operating system from research question to hardware execution and results reporting, and include a live audience Q&A session.
- Haiqu CEO Richard Givhan said large quantum R&D teams often spend weeks or months on use-case identification, application design and iteration before running quantum circuits, creating a need for tools that increase time spent on experimentation.
PRESS RELEASE — Are operating inefficiencies holding quantum research and development back? It’s an important question — and one that’s being addressed by The Quantum Insider during an upcoming live panel discussion, “Are Agents the Secret to Quantum R&D Success?” on Tuesday, July 7.
During this webinar, hosted by Haiqu, industry experts from across the quantum ecosystem will share real experiences and uncover where quantum R&D teams actually lose time. From there, attendees will see exactly how an agentic operating system works, from an ambiguous research question to the execution-ready plan, circuit optimization, hardware execution, and results report. Lastly, an audience Q&A will give attendees the opportunity to dive deeper into their own R&D workflows and use cases.
“Large quantum R&D teams spend weeks — months, even! — on use-case identification, application design, and iteration overhead before a single circuit ever runs,” says Richard Givhan, Co-founder and CEO of Haiqu. “These teams need a system to help them use more of their budget cycle on experimenting.”
More details on the panel event are available on the registration page, or by contacting evan@resonance.holdings.
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