Robert B Graybill Biography

Mr. Graybill has an extensive background in embedded and high performance computing with over 25 years of experience in the defense, government and commercial industry. His experience includes advanced research, development, flight testing, production both from an engineering and management perspectives for Radar, Sonar, Electronic Warfare, Space Surveillance Systems and commercial products in organizations such as Westinghouse, Motorola, Martin Marietta Naval Systems, Martin Marietta Corporate Laboratories, Sanders and Lockheed Martin Government Electronic Systems.

Mr. Graybill is a DARPA program manager in the Information Processing Technology Office (IPTO), whose mission is to develop new generations of intelligent systems with cognitive computing capability. Specific areas of responsibilities are high-end computing architectures and responsive embedded computing hardware, software, and network systems. Mr. Graybill’s program responsibilities are Data Intensive Systems, Power Aware Computing and Communications, Polymorphous Computing Architectures, and High Productivity Computing Systems.

Mr. Graybill has recently participated in a number of studies in high-end computing including Defense Science Board task force on DoD Supercomputing Needs, Last Classical Computer, Integrated High-End Computing Congressional Report, and High-End Computing Revitalization Task Force. He also was co-editor of a book on Power Aware Computing.