  Topological excitations, such as Majorana zero modes, are a promising route
for encoding quantum information. Topologically protected gates of Majorana
qubits, based on their braiding, will require some form of network. Here, we
propose to build such a network by entangling Majorana matter with light in a
microwave cavity QED setup. Our scheme exploits a light-induced interaction
which is universal to all the Majorana nanoscale circuit platforms. This effect
stems from a parametric drive of the light-matter coupling in a one-dimensional
chain of physical Majorana modes. Our setup enables all the basic operations
needed in a Majorana quantum computing platform such as fusing, braiding, the
crucial T-gate, the read-out and, importantly, the stabilization or correction
of the physical Majorana modes.
