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Altera and Riverlane partner to bring quantum error correction support to Agilex(R) FPGAs. Riverlane Validates QECi Design Example on Altera Agilex(R) FPGAs, Joins the Altera Solutions Acceleration Partner Program SAN JOSE, Calif., and Cambridge, UK., 2026-09-10 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 market faster. Through the partnership, Riverlane has validated its QEC Interface (QECi) design example on an Altera Agilex 7 FPGA. The device's high-speed transceivers enable the fast, low-latency data movement required between quantum control and error-correction systems. Riverlane has published the design example in its open-source QECi repository on GitHub, giving developers a starting point for evaluating QEC data movement and integration with Agilex FPGA-based quantum control systems. "Quantum error correction requires tremendous parallel processing, high-speed connectivity and predictable timing as systems scale," said Farhad Shafai, vice president of business solutions at Altera. "Riverlane's validation of its low-latency QECi protocol on Agilex 7 and Agilex 9 FPGAs demonstrates how our programmable platforms can efficiently connect quantum control and error-correction technologies." QECi standardizes how error-correction data is exchanged between quantum control systems and QEC hardware, enabling developers to integrate different technologies as quantum architectures evolve. Running QECi on Agilex FPGAs provides the high-speed connectivity, deterministic low latency, and programmable processing needed for real-time quantum error correction. "Riverlane is focused on making quantum error correction practical across the full quantum-computing ecosystem," said Marco Ghibaudi, vice president of engineering at Riverlane. "Validating the QECi design example on Altera Agilex hardware demonstrates how an open interface can help connect quantum control systems with real-time error-correction technology and gives developers an accessible way to begin evaluating the integration." Altera Agilex 7 FPGAs and SoCs provide programmable fabric, high-speed transceivers, dense I/O, and 2x better performance per watt (vs. competing 7nm FPGAs) for demanding control and data-processing workloads. These capabilities can help quantum-system developers implement parallel processing and high-bandwidth connectivity for qubit control, readout, and QEC data paths. Across the broader Agilex portfolio, Altera's F-Tile high-speed transceivers are offered in both Agilex 7 FPGAs and Agilex 9 Direct RF FPGAs with integrated data converters, featuring up to 64 Gsps of sample rate and 36 GHz of RF range. Riverlane experts will be available at the Riverlane booth at IEEE Quantum Week 2026 [booth 309 and 311], taking place September 13-18 in Toronto, Canada, to discuss the QECi solution on Agilex FPGAs and its role in advancing quantum error correction. Developers can access the Riverlane QECi design example for Altera devices on GitHub. Learn more about Altera's quantum-computing solutions at altera.com. About Altera Altera is the world's largest pure-play FPGA solutions provider, with an exclusive focus on delivering FPGA innovations to the broad market. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of programmable hardware, software, and development tools that empower designers of electronic systems to innovate, differentiate, and execute with greater speed and efficiency. With industry-leading FPGAs, SoCs, and design solutions, Altera enables customers to achieve faster time-to-market, greater flexibility, and optimized performance across a wide range of applications, spanning physical AI, industrial automation, audio/video, robotics, aerospace, defense, data centers, telecommunications, and more. For more information, visit www.altera.com About Riverlane Riverlane is the world leader in quantum error correction (QEC), the technology that unlocks quantum computing's promise of a new age of human progress. Altera Corporation partner with over 60% of the world's quantum computer companies and leading high-performance computing (HPC) centres to solve the error problem blocking their path to 'utility-scale' systems that can transform multiple industries. Its real-time QEC system, Deltaflow, works with all major qubit types and includes proprietary QEC chips, decoders and a compiler. Deltakit, its software platform, helps quantum developers learn, develop and adopt QEC. Founded in 2016, Riverlane is headquartered in Cambridge, UK, and has offices in Boston in the US and Delft in the Netherlands. The company has raised over $120 million in private funding, including an $85 million Series C in 2024. Learn more here: www.riverlane.com Media Contacts:

Altera has added post-quantum cryptography support to its Agilex 3 and Agilex 5 FPGAs, helping protect long-life systems against quantum-era threats. The devices now offer PQC-enabled secure boot and additional security features through the Secure Device Manager, including bitstream encryption, anti-tamper support, and key management. The reprogrammable architecture allows customers to adapt their designs as security requirements evolve. "Customers building long-life systems need confidence that the hardware they choose today can adapt to tomorrow's security requirements," said Mike Fitton, vice president of product and corporate marketing at Altera. PQC-enabled Agilex 3 and Agilex 5 devices are shipping today, supported by Quartus Prime Pro Edition 26.1.1 software.