Riverlane

Based in Cambridge, UK, Riverlane is focused on the challenges of quantum error correction, a significant challenge in the way of scaling quantum computing to reach its potential as a new computing paradigm. Qubits are the foundation of every quantum computer. They're also incredibly difficult to control because the slightest amount of noise causes them to collapse.  This is where Quantum Error Correction (QEC) comes in. This is, essentially, a set of tools that oversees and interacts with the qubits to make sure they don’t break down. Quantum error correction is about taking unreliable qubits and using them to build reliable quantum computers that always give you the correct output to your computation. Riverlane is developing a Quantum Error Correction Stack that consists of software and decoding IP and chips.