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Book a scoping call →D-Wave Advantage is D-Wave's commercial quantum annealer with 5,627 qubits in the Pegasus topology, offering 15-way qubit connectivity. The Advantage system is designed to solve Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimization (QUBO) and Ising model problems natively. It is available via D-Wave Leap cloud and Amazon Braket, and is the most widely deployed commercial quantum computing platform by number of enterprise customers.
1Q Gate Fidelity
2Q Gate Fidelity
Readout Fidelity
Coherence T1
Annealers do not have a well-defined T1/T2 in the gate-based sense; annealing time ranges from 1–2000 µs.
Coherence T2
Connectivity
Avg. degree: 15
Performance metrics vary by operating conditions and measurement methodology. Values represent manufacturer-reported or independently measured figures.
Conceptual Quantum Annealing architecture representation · Pegasus
Combinatorial Optimization
strong
Financial Modeling
possible
Logistics & Supply Chain
strong
Based on Quantum Annealing architecture characteristics and published use-case research.
| Architecture | Quantum Annealing |
| Paradigm | Quantum Annealing |
| Physical Qubits | 5627qubits |
| Connectivity | Pegasus D-Wave Pegasus graph topology with average qubit degree of 15 (vs. Chimera's 6). 15-way connectivity enables significantly better minor-embedding capacity. |
| All-to-All | No |
| Average Degree | 15 |
| Native Gates | — |
| Cloud Platforms | aws-braket, dwave-leap |
| Regions | us-west-2, eu-central-1 |
| Access Models | subscription, pay per task, open access |
| Announced | Sep 2020 |
| Released | Sep 2020 |
D-Wave Advantage System — Technical Description
D-Wave Leap Cloud Quantum Computing Service
All factual specifications cite primary manufacturer or cloud provider documentation.