“…Presently, the spin-photon coupling for a single molecular spin is in the range between hertz and kilohertz [13,14]. Although this results in values of J α, β L,R smaller than the photon cavity loss (which is of the order of kilohertz), future prospects indicate that it will be possible to reach larger values to operate in the dispersive regime, for example, by combining electronic and nuclear spins, and nanoconstrictions [31,54]. In particular, if λ i is pushed to the megahertz range, the interaction will be of the order of J α, β L,R ∼ 10 2 kHz, which is larger than the typical photon loss and provides a time window to act on the qudits.…”