Computing a Quantum Volume of 2^119 Using the Dynex Neuromorphic Quantum Computing Platform

Quantum Volume (QV) is a holistic benchmark that measures the performance of quantum computers, accounting for both gate fidelity and circuit complexity. Achieving a high QV is essential for demonstrating quantum advantage over classical systems. In this paper, we present a detailed account of computing a Quantum Volume of 2119 using the Dynex neuromorphic quantum computing platform. We describe the methodologies employed, the modifications made to standard QV testing protocols to accommodate the Dynex architecture, and the results obtained. Our work showcases the scalability and computational capabilities of the Dynex platform in handling large-scale quantum computations.