Quantum Computing Asked by parth on January 5, 2021
I ran a 3-qubit measurement circuit on QASM simulator as well as on IBM Q Melbourne, Santiago and Vigo machines. The running time on the simulator is in few milliseconds (400-800) while in the case of all three quantum machines the running time is in seconds (4-13).
Why such a large difference as it does not give a clear picture of simulators’ accuracy in comparison to realized of quantum hardware?
A simulator executes just an algorithm on a classical hardware as Martin said. On a real quantum hardware, your circuit is calibrated before actually being executed. In addition, there are other tasks like loading pulses into waveform generator, qubits relaxation...which take time and explain the difference.
Answered by NABAT on January 5, 2021
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