Riverlane, founded in 2016, is a quantum computing company headquartered in Cambridge, UK, with additional offices in Boston, US, and Delft, Netherlands. The firm specialises in Quantum Error Correction (QEC), a critical technology for enabling practical, large-scale quantum computing. Its work spans proprietary QEC chips, error correction codes and decoders, and real-time quantum computing systems.
The company's principal product is Deltaflow, described as the world's leading QEC system for real-time quantum computing at utility scale. It also offers Deltakit, an open-source software platform for developing and adopting Quantum Error Correction. A key technical benchmark for the company is error correction speed, targeting millions and ultimately billions of corrections per second.
Riverlane works closely with leading quantum computer manufacturers, government bodies, and high-performance computing (HPC) centres. The company was founded by Steve Brierley, a former senior research fellow in computational mathematics at the University of Cambridge.
