Ciklum, a global Experience Engineering firm, has announced its acquisition of GoSolve Group, a cloud-native software development company specializing in Go programming language, cloud modernization, high performance computing and DevOps. The acquisition strengthens Ciklum's U.S. market presence while expanding its global delivery footprint.

Ciklum creates digital products and exceptional customer experiences for a client base of more than 250 global enterprises and new digital disruptors. This acquisition enhances Ciklum's exceptional track record in next-generation product engineering and cutting-edge artificial intelligence.

Headquartered in San Francisco, GoSolve Group operates globally with significant engineering presence across Poland and India. The team provides end-to-end Go-based development services—from engineering and QA to DevOps and product management. GoSolve's client portfolio includes several healthcare, hitech and retail leaders, verticals where Ciklum has deep domain experience and strategic focus.

This deal further enhances the spectrum of Experience Engineering capabilities Ciklum offers, leveraging deep technical expertise in high performance computing to accelerate development of hyper-personalized, AI-powered and scalable digital products that elevate all touchpoints of the customer journey.

"We know that our clients want end-to-end Experience Engineering solutions combined with high performance computing, and bringing GoSolve Group into the Ciklum fold will enhance that delivery," said Raj Radhakrishnan, CEO of Ciklum. "With deep expertise in Go and high-performance systems, GoSolve Group enhances our ability to deliver next-generation, AI-powered experiences -enabling greater scale and cloud efficiency through highly optimized code."

"Ciklum is a business that we have long admired for its success and innovation," said Marcin Wudarczyk, CEO of GoSolve Group. "We're delighted to be joining forces with Ciklum's global team, so that we can extend all the potential and flexibility of a forward-looking language like Go to enterprises and ambitious digital startups."