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This partnership validates Riverlane's quantum error correction interface directly on Altera's Agilex FPGA hardware, addressing the critical need for low-latency, parallel data movement in scaling quantum control stacks. By open-sourcing this design example, the collaboration provides developers with a tangible starting point for integrating specialized QEC protocols into programmable logic architectures. The focus remains squarely on the hardware infrastructure and algorithmic implementation required to advance practical quantum computing capabilities.

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Altera Corporation: Altera and Riverlane Partner to Bring Quantum Error Correction Support to Agilex FPGAs

GDELTSeptember 10, 20264 min read

Altera, the world's largest pure-play FPGA solutions provider, and Riverlane, the world leader in quantum error correction (QEC) technology and tools, today announced their partnership to help quantum hardware developers build more flexible control and error-correction systems that can process quantum data in parallel and rapidly move correction information through the control stack with predictable timing using Altera FPGAs. Riverlane has also joined the Altera Solutions Acceleration Partner Program (ASAP), expanding the ecosystem of specialized solutions that help customers reduce integration complexity and bring FPGA-based systems to…

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