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A Cryogenic Hybrid Photonic/CMOS Controller Architecture for Scalable Superconducting Qubit Control
Scaling superconducting quantum computers toward thousands of control channels remains a difficult hardware problem. This requires reducing room-temperature-to-cryogenic interconnects and 4 K power while retaining channel-specific programmability. We develop a hybrid photonic/CMOS control architectu
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