Spin quantum bits (qubits) defined in semiconductor quantum dots have emerged as a promising platform for quantum information processing. In particular, group IV semiconductors such as silicon and germanium show encouraging results. Among their numerous qualities, the biggest strength of silicon is its compatibility with mainstream manufacturing technology and the ability to eliminate spurious nuclear spins through isotopic purification. Furthermore, electron spin qubits can take advantage of electron dipole spin resonance enabled via an artificial spin orbit coupling, allowing for fast and full electrical spin manipulation. Although quantum dots promise to enable high-integration densities due to their small footprint, the necessity to use...