Quantum computing control system configuration optimizer with adaptive genetic algorithm

As quantum computing continues to advance, the complexity of control systems for superconducting qubits also increases. This paper presents a genetic algorithm (GA) approach for optimizing the control systems in quantum computing. Focusing on minimizing costs, maximizing resource utilization, and reducing device count, the study demonstrates the algorithm's effectiveness in configuring control systems efficiently. Experimental results from five quantum chips, ranging from 64 to 1024 bits, demonstrate significant improvements in cost efficiency and device management after 500 generations of optimization. The findings highlight the algorithm's adaptability to different quantum system scales and its potential in enhancing the scalability and efficiency of quantum computing architectures.