Riverlane announce their latest collaboration with world leading fragment-based drug discovery company Astex, to demonstrate the future potential of quantum chemistry.
Read post →Government innovation award will fund quantum operating system
Read post →Congratulations to Dave Plant, Senior Research Scientist at Riverlane, for successfully achieving Fellowship status with the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC).
Read post →Steve Brierley writes for The Engineer about how scientific communities are edging ever closer to the billion-dollar quest for quantum usefulness
Read post →Mike Scialom at Cambridge Independent interviews CEO Steve Brierley about Riverlane's initial product, and their plans for harnessing the power of quantum computing
Read post →Riverlane's CEO Steve Brierley commented in The Guardian about Google's latest announcement of having attained quantum advantage over conventional computers.
Read post →Riverlane, Europe’s most advanced quantum computing software developer, has raised £3.25m in seed funding, led by venture capital investors Cambridge Innovation Capital and Amadeus Capital Partners, with the participation of Cambridge Enterprise.
Read post →One of the most compelling uses of a quantum computer is to find approximate solutions to the Schrodinger equation. Such first-principles calculations form an important part of the computational chemistry toolkit and are used to understand features of large molecules such as the active site of an enzyme in a chemical reaction.
Read post →Riverlane and dividiti recently had the exciting opportunity to co-organize the first Quantum Hackathon in France, with support from Quantonation and IBM.
Read post →The first meeting to develop a Strategic Initiative in Quantum Software was held this Monday. Organised by Oxford NQIT, and convened at Riverlane in Cambridge, a range of parties interested in quantum software put forth a joint desire for a rich intermediate language.
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