Emulation of Optically Interconnected Quantum Data Centers Topologies for Cost-Fidelity Benchmarking
Seyed Navid Elyasi, Seyed Morteza Ahmadian, Rui Lin, and Paolo Monti

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the emulation of various quantum data center topologies on a quantum computer, analyzing their cost-fidelity trade-offs through GHZ benchmarks.
Contribution
It introduces a method to emulate quantum data center topologies and evaluates their performance using GHZ benchmarks.
Findings
Star topology offers the best cost-fidelity trade-off.
GHZ benchmarks effectively compare topologies.
Emulation enables analysis without physical quantum networks.
Abstract
We emulate optically interconnected quantum processors in ring, star, and line topologies using a quantum computer. GHZ benchmarks show that the star provides the best trade-off between cost and fidelity under transduction and fiber noise.
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