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Here we explore the potential for driving entanglement between spatially-separated flopping-mode spin qubits dispersively coupled to a common photonic mode of a superconducting resonator. We propose a scheme for synchronizing single-qubit rotations with a cross-resonance drive to realize a spin-based direct-CNOT[1]. This simultaneous evolution yields gate-times within the entanglement time of the cross-resonance gate. The average gate fidelity (>90%) is calculated in the presence of cavity loss, electron-phonon interaction, and general spin-dephasing. We then extend our analysis of the direct-CNOT to discuss opportunities for driving three-qubit entanglement in spin-based platforms.
[1] S. R. McMillan et al., arXiv:2207.13588 (2022)
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