Application-oriented Quantum Computing Benchmarking with QUARK
summary
QUARK is an open-source, application-focused benchmarking framework now in QUARK 3.0 that reduces install dependencies to roughly a quarter of earlier versions and enforces standardized data types so pipelines are reproducible. Workflows are modular with pre-process/post-process modules that turn industry problems (example: traveling‑salesperson → QUBO → run on D‑Wave Advantage) into solutions; more than 15 external contributors added modules, three papers cite the project ~90 times, and roadmap targets tighter integration with national quantum stacks.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:22What is QUARK
- 1:03Application-oriented benchmarking
- 2:10Industry-academia collaboration
- 2:54QUARK open-source framework
- 3:39Government standards focus
- 4:21QUARK evolution past four years
- 5:50QUARK community growth
- 6:55QUARK 3.0 improvements
- 7:58QUARK workflows
- 9:21Customizing QUARK 3.0 modules
- 10:12QUARK future plans
- 10:56Join QUARK community
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