Abstract

Mesoscopic ensembles of qubits offer a platform for near-term applications in quantum technologies, as well as for studying many-body physics. Key in exploiting these systems is the ability to coherently control constituent qubits in a manner that leaves the quantum states of neighboring qubits unperturbed. Atom-like emitters in solids [1] have emerged as a promising platform for computing, communications, and sensing. In particular, their long coherence times, coherent optical transitions, and the ability to couple to nearby long-lived nuclear spins make them excellent candidates for building medium-scale registers of coupled qubits.

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