A Grade A

Quantinuum H1: Quantum Volume

2⁹ quantum volume

As stated in the source: “QV >= 512 (lower bound; n = 9 passed, larger not completed)”

Caveats

Measured as an external cloud user without white-box access; authors note QV results depend strongly on compilation effort and drift over time. Devices from 2022 are largely retired. Exact run dates not given.

Set-up
H1-2. Black-box submission of OpenQASM via Quantinuum (Honeywell) API with default compiler optimisation; n=5 at 100 shots/circuit, n=6,8,9 at 20 shots/circuit. Access: Oak Ridge National Laboratory OLCF program.
Method
Quantum volume protocol (heavy-output probability > 2/3, z-confidence > 0.99), independent user-side implementation
Compared only with
results in the group “standard”
Measured
Not stated
Published
2022
Measured by
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Independent of the maker
Yes
Peer-reviewed
Yes
Repeated by others
Not yet

Source

Quantum Volume in Practice: What Users Can Expect from NISQ Devices, IEEE Transactions on Quantum Engineering (vol. 3, 2022, art. 3102119); preprint arXiv:2203.03816. Peer-reviewed paper. DOI: 10.1109/TQE.2022.3184764

Comparable results

Machine ValueSet-upPublishedMeasured byGradeRecord
Quantinuum H2 2²⁵ standard 3 Nov 2025 Maker B r-000020
IQM Quantum Computers Emerald 2⁶ standard 5 Aug 2025 Maker C r-000046
Quantinuum H2 2²³ standard 12 May 2025 Maker C r-000021
IQM Quantum Computers Garnet 32 standard 22 Aug 2024 Maker B r-000042
IonQ Harmony 8 standard 2022 Independent A r-000054
Rigetti Computing Aspen-M-1 8 standard 2022 Independent A r-000055

History

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