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Systematic benchmarking of quantum computers: status and recommendations

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Report 2025 · European Quantum Computing Benchmarking Coordination Committee (EQCBC)

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Key points
Benchmarking is vital for assessing quantum computer performance.
The document covers various benchmarking levels: component, system, software, HPC, and application.
Standardization is crucial for reproducibility in benchmarks.
Recommendations include developing standardized evaluation routines.
Integration of benchmarks with broader quantum technology activities is emphasized.
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European Quantum Computing Benchmarking Coordination Committee (EQCBC)
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The document provides an extensive overview of benchmarking techniques essential for scaling quantum computing architectures. It emphasizes the importance of assessing performance across various levels, including component, system, software, HPC, and application benchmarks. The recommendations focus on developing standardized evaluation routines and integrating these benchmarks into broader quantum technology efforts. The document also highlights ongoing initiatives within the quantum computing community aimed at establishing reproducible and comparable benchmarks.

Key points

  • Benchmarking is vital for assessing quantum computer performance.
  • The document covers various benchmarking levels: component, system, software, HPC, and application.
  • Standardization is crucial for reproducibility in benchmarks.
  • Recommendations include developing standardized evaluation routines.
  • Integration of benchmarks with broader quantum technology activities is emphasized.

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