# Zhu Min > American computer scientist **Wikidata**: [Q8071131](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q8071131) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Min_Zhu_(entrepreneur)) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/zhu-min ## Summary Zhu Min (also known as Min Zhu) is an American computer scientist and entrepreneur. He is known in public records and encyclopedia sources as a technologist and businessperson educated at Zhejiang University and Stanford University, and he is identified on Wikipedia under the title "Min Zhu (entrepreneur)." ## Biography - Born: 1948 - Nationality: United States - Education: Zhejiang University; Stanford University; Sloan Fellows Program - Known for: Being an American computer scientist and entrepreneur (public records list him as a technologist and businessperson) - Employer(s): Zhejiang University (affiliated) - Field(s): Computer science; entrepreneurship; business ## Contributions The provided source material identifies Zhu Min as an entrepreneur and computer scientist but does not enumerate specific papers, products, patents, companies founded, or standards authored. Public structured records (Wikidata and related entries) record his occupations as "entrepreneur," "computer scientist," and "businessperson," and list his education at Zhejiang University, Stanford University, and the Sloan Fellows Program. He appears on Wikipedia under the title "Min Zhu (entrepreneur)" and has identifiers such as a Freebase ID (/m/0807kw). These records establish his public profile as a technology-sector leader with transnational education and U.S. citizenship, but the supplied data does not name particular publications, years of individual works, company names, or concrete project outcomes. Therefore, while sources confirm his professional identity and affiliations, they do not provide the specific documentary details (titles, dates, impacts) of discrete technical or entrepreneurial achievements within the provided material. ## FAQs ### Q: Who is Zhu Min? A: Zhu Min is an American computer scientist and entrepreneur. Public records list him as a technologist and businessperson educated at Zhejiang University and Stanford University. ### Q: Where did Zhu Min study? A: Zhu Min is recorded as having been educated at Zhejiang University, Stanford University, and the Sloan Fellows Program. Specific degrees are not listed in the provided material. ### Q: Is Zhu Min a U.S. citizen? A: Yes. The supplied structured data lists his citizenship as the United States. ### Q: Does Zhu Min have family mentioned in the records? A: Yes. The structured data lists a child named Erin Zhu. ## Why They Matter Zhu Min is recorded as an American computer scientist and entrepreneur with formal ties to both Chinese and American higher-education institutions. That combination of technical training (Zhejiang University, Stanford University, Sloan Fellows Program) and an entrepreneurial professional identity positions him within the cohort of technologists who operate between academia and industry. His presence on public reference platforms (Wikidata, Wikipedia under "Min Zhu (entrepreneur)") and the assignment of global identifiers (for example, a Freebase ID) indicate recognition in public knowledge bases and a footprint in digital reference systems. While the provided material does not list specific inventions, companies, or publications, the documented facts—citizenship, education, occupations, and university affiliation—mark him as a figure of cross-border professional experience in computing and business. This profile suggests relevance to discussions about technology entrepreneurship, Sino-American academic and business ties, and the movement of technical talent into business leadership roles, although the supplied sources do not allow attribution of particular innovations or landmark works to him. ## Notable For - Being recorded as an American computer scientist and entrepreneur in public structured data. - Education at Zhejiang University, Stanford University, and participation in a Sloan Fellows Program. - Affiliation with Zhejiang University. - Listed on Wikipedia under the title "Min Zhu (entrepreneur)." - Family detail: has a child named Erin Zhu. ## Body ### Personal details - Full name / aliases: Zhu Min; Min Zhu. - Family name: Zhu (listed in Chinese and English). - Sex/gender: Male. - Birth year: 1948. - Child: Erin Zhu. ### Citizenship and identity - Citizenship: United States (as recorded in the provided data). - Instance: Human (as recorded in the source). ### Education - Zhejiang University — listed as an educational institution in his record. - Stanford University — listed as an educational institution in his record. - Sloan Fellows Program — listed as part of his educational background. - Specific degrees, years of graduation, and thesis titles are not provided in the supplied material. ### Occupation and fields - Occupations recorded: entrepreneur; computer scientist; businessperson. - Fields: Computer science and business/entrepreneurship. - The Wikipedia title associated with him is "Min Zhu (entrepreneur)," which emphasizes his entrepreneurial role in public references. ### Affiliations and employers - Affiliated with Zhejiang University (explicitly listed). - No specific corporate employers or company names are provided in the supplied data. ### Public records and identifiers - Freebase ID: /m/0807kw. - Wikipedia languages indicated for his page: Arabic, English, Chinese. - Wikidata description: "American computer scientist." - Sitlink and sitelink_count metadata are present in source records but do not specify works. ### Publications, products, and works - The provided material does not list specific publications, patents, products, companies founded, or standards authored by Zhu Min. - Public structured data confirms his professional identity but lacks itemized contributions or dated works. ### Remarks - The supplied source material is limited to structured biographical data. It establishes Zhu Min's national identity, education, occupations, and university affiliation but does not provide granular professional outputs or a chronology of projects, roles, or awards.