That’s where Quantum Volume comes in. It analyzes the collective performance and efficiency of these factors then produces a single, easy-to-understand Quantum Volume number.

Units of measurement let us describe and compare length, weight, area, volume, density and other values. Units can be imperial or metric.

Analyst Paul Smith-Goodson dives deeper as this week, with a measured quantum volume of 512, Honeywell’s System Model H1 became the highest performing quantum computing system in the world in ...