There is provided a
system (1) for hosting a bosonic
qubit, comprising a non-linear superconducting circuit (3) and a command circuit (5). The non-linear superconducting circuit (3) comprises: at least one resonant portion (9), and an asymmetrically threaded superconducting
quantum interference device (ATS) (7) coupled to said at least one resonant portion (9), wherein the ATS (7) comprises a pair of Josephson junctions and an inductive element, wherein the pair of Josephson junctions and the
inductor are galvanically connected in parallel such that each of the Josephson junctions respectively forms first and second superconducting loops with the inductive element, wherein the non-linear superconducting circuit has a first physical oscillatory mode for hosting the bosonic
qubit, the first physical oscillatory mode having a first resonant frequency. The command circuit (5) comprises a first electromagnetic source (27) configured to thread the first
superconducting loop with a first
magnetic flux Φ 1 and the second
superconducting loop with a second
magnetic flux Φ 2 such that the ATS (7) is threaded with a differential flux (formula I) in units of the superconducting flux
quantum. The command circuit (5) is further configured to modulate the differential flux (formula II) at a modulation frequency equal to the first resonant frequency ωa.