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ZZ-Free bSWAP Gates under Strong Driving in Far-Detuned Fixed-Frequency Transmons
Far-detuned frequency allocations in fixed-frequency superconducting processors mitigate spectral crowding but constrain cross-resonance interactions at practical drive amplitudes. Here, we demonstrate that a single strong drive induces a large $XX-YY$ interaction in the far-detuned regime, while a
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