Greg Byrd

Biography

Dr. Byrd's primary research is in the areas of quantum computing and high-performance parallel systems. He is interested in mechanisms which reduce communication overhead in parallel and distributed systems. Other areas of interest include computer architecture, network processing, service-oriented computing, and network security.

Before joining NC State, Dr. Byrd was a principal scientist at Celotek Corporation, where he developed software and protocols for the CellCase family of encryptors for ATM networks. He also worked at MCNC, in both the NC Supercomputing Center and the High Performance Computation and Communications group.

Education

• Ph.D. 1998
  Electrical Engineering
  Stanford University
• Master's 1985
  Electrical Engineering
  Stanford University
• Bachelor's 1984
  Computer Engineering
  Clemson University

Recent Publications

• Quantum Computing: Progress and Innovation (2023)
• CAPI-Precis: Towards a Compute-Centric Interface for Coherent Shared Memory Accelerators (2022)
• Evaluation of Parameterized Quantum Circuits with Cross-Resonance Pulse-Driven Entanglers (2022)
• Principles of Superconducting Quantum Computers (2022)
• Pulse-Level Optimization of Parameterized Quantum Circuits for Variational Quantum Algorithms (2022)
• QPR: Quantizing PageRank with Coherent Shared Memory Accelerators (2021)
• Quantum Circuits for Dynamic Runtime Assertions in Quantum Computation (2020)
• Diligent TLBs: a mechanism for exploiting heterogeneity in TLB miss behavior (2019)
• Hybrid Remote Access Protocol (2019)
• Programming Quantum Computers: A Primer with IBM Q and D-Wave Exercises (2019)