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Riverlane and Unitary Foundation are launching a community fund to sustain development of open-source quantum error correction tools within their Deltakit toolkit, directly addressing critical infrastructure needs like threshold computation. This initiative validates strong developer interest in foundational software layers required for scalable fault-tolerant quantum computing rather than focusing on immediate application-layer breakthroughs.

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Riverlane Funds Quantum Features for Open-Source Deltakit Toolkit

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 28, 20263 min read

Riverlane is investing in open-source quantum error correction, partnering with Unitary Foundation to launch the Deltakit Community Fund.

Developers earned over $18,000 in bounties at Unitary Foundation’s June unitaryHACK26, completing more than 165 tasks and demonstrating strong interest in building quantum computing infrastructure. Building on this momentum, Riverlane and the Unitary Foundation have launched the Deltakit Community Fund to support the sustained development of open-source quantum error correction tools. The new initiative will award between $2,000 and $4,000…

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