For a comparison appropriate to this 2012 examination, use the reference-design and conceptual-design targets rather than later revised starting stages:The ILC reference programme included scanning approximately 200–500 GeV and a possible 1 TeV upgrade. The CLIC 2012 studies included lower-energy construction stages as well as the ultimate multi-TeV machine. These are design goals, not achieved operating luminosities.
DesignILC reference designCLIC multi-TeV designs500GeV3TeVL(cm−2s−1)2×10345.9×1034
Collider luminosity sets the event rate for a process of cross-section σ through dN/dt=Lσ; it is not radiated optical power. [ref]
https://arxiv.org/abs/0712.2361. ILC Reference Design Report, Volume 3 (2007), design energy and peak luminosity in the abstract
[ref]https://indico.cern.ch/event/216895/contributions/442123/attachments/347325/484269/lucaci_FCAL.pdf. CLIC CDR status, November 2012, slide 33: staged energies and total luminosities
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