Ciklum Acquires GoSolve Group to Boost AI and Experience Engineering

Jun 13, 2025
Ciklum has announced its acquisition of GoSolve Group to enhance its AI capabilities and expand its U.S. market presence.

Ciklum has announced its acquisition of GoSolve Group, a move aimed at scaling its Experience Engineering capabilities and strengthening its AI edge. Announced in a press release, the acquisition will bolster Ciklum's presence in the U.S. market while expanding its global delivery footprint.

GoSolve Group, headquartered in San Francisco, specializes in cloud-native software development with a focus on the Go programming language, cloud modernization, and high-performance computing. The acquisition will enable Ciklum to leverage GoSolve's expertise in these areas to accelerate the development of AI-powered, scalable digital products.

Ciklum's CEO, Raj Radhakrishnan, emphasized that the integration of GoSolve Group will enhance the company's ability to deliver next-generation AI experiences, optimizing code for greater scale and cloud efficiency. GoSolve's client portfolio includes leaders in healthcare, high-tech, and retail sectors, aligning with Ciklum's strategic focus and domain expertise.

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