Researchers validate quantum results on 96 IBM qubits for distributed systems

A protocol presented at an IEEE conference verifies whether quantum processor data stays usable when moved to classical systems. On IBM's 96-qubit Marrakesh chip, a circuit with over 6,000 gates preserved a recognizable pattern, and a quantum result triggered a PING command between two conventional computers.

• The Madmartigan Native-Bridge benchmark ran on 96 qubits of IBM Marrakesh without error correction
• The circuit used over 6,000 gate operations, including 1,241 two-qubit CZ gates
• All 30 regional observations across five runs matched their reference models
• A measured quantum state authorized UDP data transfer between two classical computers