{"id":85962,"date":"2026-07-19T10:10:12","date_gmt":"2026-07-19T10:10:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/britain\/85962\/"},"modified":"2026-07-19T10:10:12","modified_gmt":"2026-07-19T10:10:12","slug":"hsbc-bmw-airbus-and-gsk-are-already-testing-ukrainian-operating-system-for-quantum-computers-startup-haiqu-is-looking-for-specialists-even-without-a-quantum-physicist-education","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/britain\/85962\/","title":{"rendered":"HSBC, BMW, Airbus and GSK are already testing Ukrainian operating system for quantum computers. Startup Haiqu is looking for specialists even without a quantum physicist education"},"content":{"rendered":"

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American-Ukrainian quantum startup Haiqu, which raised $11 million in\u00a0investment<\/a> earlier this year, has revealed new details about the use of\u00a0its operating system for quantum computers.<\/a> Among the companies already testing or\u00a0using its solutions are HSBC, BMW, Airbus, GSK, and there are also projects in\u00a0the pipeline with Deloitte.<\/p>\n

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This was stated by\u00a0Haiqu CEO and co-founder Mykola Maksymenko in\u00a0an\u00a0interview<\/a> with LIGA.net.<\/p>\n

According to\u00a0Maksymenko, the quantum industry today is\u00a0approximately where artificial intelligence was in\u00a02010\u20132011. There is\u00a0no\u00a0mass use yet, but large corporations are already investing in\u00a0the first application scenarios.<\/p>\n

Haiqu has developed an\u00a0operating system, Haiqu OS, that allows you to\u00a0run a\u00a0large number of\u00a0quantum experiments at\u00a0once, reducing the cost of\u00a0conducting them. \u00abAn\u00a0experiment that used to\u00a0cost tens of\u00a0thousands of\u00a0dollars can now be\u00a0run for a\u00a0hundred,\u00bb says Maksymenko.<\/p>\n

Among the startup\u2019s public clients is\u00a0the British bank HSBC, for which the company creates quantum algorithms and works on\u00a0data loading and financial instrument pricing tasks. According to\u00a0Haiqu CEO, without the company\u2019s software, these tasks would be\u00a0virtually impossible to\u00a0implement on\u00a0modern quantum computers.<\/p>\n

Haiqu has also participated in\u00a0research projects with the French company Capgemini, the British pharmaceutical company GSK, the automotive concern BMW and the aerospace corporation Airbus, where it\u00a0worked on\u00a0the simulation of\u00a0quantum hydrodynamics. The company\u2019s immediate plans include new projects with financial and consulting companies, including Deloitte.<\/p>\n

The company is\u00a0increasingly hiring specialists without a\u00a0background in\u00a0quantum physics. Maksymenko believes that in\u00a0the coming years, the main competency will not be\u00a0knowledge of\u00a0quantum hardware, but the ability to\u00a0create algorithms and quickly solve complex R&D problems. \u00abA\u00a0low-level understanding of\u00a0the properties of\u00a0quantum hardware will soon become unnecessary. The skill of\u00a0building algorithms is\u00a0becoming more important,\u00bb he\u00a0explains. According to\u00a0him, today Haiqu employs many engineers who do\u00a0not have a\u00a0quantum education, but have strong experience in\u00a0research and development.<\/p>\n

Haiqu was founded in\u00a02022 and has offices in\u00a0Ukraine, the United States, and Europe. According to<\/a> Maksymenko, Haiqu currently employs dozens of\u00a0specialists. Haiqu\u2019s Ukrainian division is\u00a0focused on\u00a0R&D and develops high-performance numerical methods, AI, infrastructure, and software.<\/p>\n


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