Modified Quantum Volume test uses restricted universal circuits to directly determine heavy outputs without exponential classical simulation cost.
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End-to-end runtime definitions and strong classical baselines show that three recent quantum advantage claims in annealing, Simon's problem, and hybrid algorithms do not hold on NISQ hardware.
Magnetic domain walls are positioned as a platform for scalable quantum computation architectures leveraging their quantum effects and mobility.
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Benchmarking quantum devices beyond classical capabilities
Modified Quantum Volume test uses restricted universal circuits to directly determine heavy outputs without exponential classical simulation cost.
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Recent quantum runtime (dis)advantages
End-to-end runtime definitions and strong classical baselines show that three recent quantum advantage claims in annealing, Simon's problem, and hybrid algorithms do not hold on NISQ hardware.
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Perspective: Quantum Computing on Magnetic Racetrack
Magnetic domain walls are positioned as a platform for scalable quantum computation architectures leveraging their quantum effects and mobility.