Quantumzeitgeist Project Eleven Acquires Riva Labs for Post-Quantum Security Expansion
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- •Project Eleven acquired Riva Labs to bolster post-quantum security expertise.
- •Riva Labs specializes in practical implementations of post-quantum cryptography.
- •The acquisition is driven by the urgent need for secure digital asset infrastructure.
On September 29, 2026, Project Eleven announced its acquisition of Riva Labs to enhance its post-quantum security capabilities for digital assets. This acquisition brings Riva's expertise in post-quantum signatures, multi-party computation (MPC), and account abstraction into Project Eleven's portfolio. Riva Labs has demonstrated the ability to implement post-quantum signing on consumer hardware, addressing critical hurdles for widespread adoption. The urgency for such advancements is heightened by the rapid pace of AI in cryptographic research, which accelerates both the development and potential vulnerabilities in existing cryptographic techniques. Project Eleven has raised a total of $26 million in funding to support its mission. The integration of Riva Labs is expected to strengthen Project Eleven's technical capabilities and facilitate the transition to post-quantum security across digital assets.
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