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Book a scoping call →IBM Eagle r1 was the first quantum processor to surpass 100 qubits, reaching 127 qubits in a heavy-hexagonal lattice topology. Eagle introduced the heavy-hex layout to IBM's commercial fleet, reducing nearest-neighbor qubit coupling errors versus the square lattice used in previous Falcon processors.
1Q Gate Fidelity
Typical median single-qubit gate error ~0.02–0.05% on calibrated Eagle systems.
2Q Gate Fidelity
Typical median ECR gate error ~0.3–0.8%.
Readout Fidelity
Typical median readout assignment error ~1–3%.
Coherence T1
Median T1 varies per calibration cycle; typically 100–300 µs on Eagle-generation processors.
Coherence T2
Median T2 (CPMG) typically 50–200 µs.
Connectivity
Avg. degree: 2.84
Performance metrics vary by operating conditions and measurement methodology. Values represent manufacturer-reported or independently measured figures.
Conceptual Superconducting architecture representation · heavy-hex
Quantum Chemistry
strong
Materials Science & Discovery
strong
Combinatorial Optimization
possible
Financial Modeling
possible
Quantum Machine Learning
possible
Cryptanalysis & Post-Quantum Cryptography
experimental
Based on Superconducting architecture characteristics and published use-case research.
| Architecture | Superconducting |
| Paradigm | Gate-based |
| Physical Qubits | 127qubits |
| Connectivity | heavy-hex Heavy-hexagonal lattice with average qubit degree of ~2.84. Reduces two-qubit error coupling vs. square lattice. |
| All-to-All | No |
| Average Degree | 2.84 |
| Native Gates | ECR, ID, RZ, SX, X |
| Cloud Platforms | ibm-quantum |
| Regions | us-east, us-south, eu-de |
| Access Models | open access, subscription |
| Announced | Nov 2021 |
| Released | Nov 2021 |
IBM Quantum System Documentation
IBM Quantum Documentation — System Configuration
All factual specifications cite primary manufacturer or cloud provider documentation.