  We describe a device where the non-local spin-spin interaction between two
quantum dots can be turned on and off and even changed sign with a very small
magnetic field. The setup consists of two quantum dots at the edge of two
two-dimensional electron gases (2DEGs). The quantum dots' spins are coupled
through a RKKY-like interaction mediated by the electrons in the 2DEGs. A small
magnetic field perpendicular to the plane of the 2DEG is used as a tuning
parameter. When the cyclotron radius is commensurate with the interdot
distance, the spin-spin interaction is amplified by a few orders of magnitude.
The sign of the interaction is controlled by finely tuning the magnetic field.
Our setup allows for several dots to be coupled in a linear arrangement and it
is not restricted to nearest-neighbors interaction.
