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Arbitrary-phase CZ gate and remote readout across spatially separated superconducting nodes
Establishing a complete set of gates across spatially separated quantum nodes is fundamental for distributed quantum computation and communication networks. One of the approaches to do so consists of employing a superconducting device as a universal quantum node that is capable of storing and proces
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