Researchers from Yale University and D-Wave Quantum Inc. introduced a parametrically activated hybridization between bosonic modes and ancilla qubits, keeping both elements decoupled when not active. This dynamic coupling functions as a new control primitive that offers a route to bosonic processors whose performance is set by the oscillator, rather than the ancilla.
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