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- 1Haiqu Launches AgenticOS to Tackle Physics Problems●Haiqu Unveils AgenticOS, a System of Agents Solving Some of Physics’ Toughest Problems
Haiqu has unveiled AgenticOS, a system of coordinated AI agents designed to help solve some of physics' most difficult problems. The announcement, covered by HPCwire, positions the platform as a new approach to scientific computing, where multiple specialized agents collaborate on complex simulations and calculations rather than relying on a single model or workflow.
- 2Pasqal Leads Q-PLANET Project on Neutral-Atom Quantum Chips▼Pasqal Coordinates Q-PLANET to Develop Chips for Neutral-Atom Quantum Tech
French quantum computing company Pasqal is coordinating the Q-PLANET initiative, a project aimed at developing the specialized chips required for neutral-atom quantum technology. The announcement was reported by HPCwire. Details on funding, partners and timelines beyond the headline have not yet been widely reported.
- 3Argonne Uses AI Agents to Move Toward Self-Driving Microscopes●Argonne Uses AI Agents to Get Closer to Self-Driving Microscopes
Argonne National Laboratory is developing AI agents that bring self-driving microscopes closer to reality, allowing instruments to autonomously adjust experiments and make decisions during research. The work, reported by HPCwire, points to a broader push in scientific facilities to automate experimentation and speed up discoveries in materials science and related fields.