About Kai-Fu Lee’s life experience

In 1966, Kai-Fu Lee attended elementary school in Taiwan. In 1972, Kai-Fu Lee followed his brother to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA to attend junior high school and high school. In 1983, he graduated from the Computer Science Department of Columbia University. In 1988, he received the Carnegie Mellon University Award. PhD in Computer Science from Kuala Lumpur University.

From 1990 to 1996, Kai-fu Lee served as voice group manager, multimedia laboratory director, and global vice president of the interactive multimedia department at Apple Computer Company in the United States.

From 1996 to 1998, Kai-fu Lee served as vice president and general manager of the Internet department and president of Cosmo Software Company at SGI Computer Company, a Silicon Valley graphics company in the United States. He was responsible for the research and development of multi-platform, Internet three-dimensional graphics and multimedia software.

On July 19, 2005, Google announced that it would set up a product R&D center in China. Kai-Fu Lee will be responsible for the operation of its China R&D center and serve as Google's global vice president and president of Greater China.

Extended information

Before Kai-fu Lee started his own business, he worked at Google as Dr. Li. In 1998, he founded Microsoft China Research (later renamed Microsoft Asia Research). A world-class computer research institute has been created within it.

Once listed as "the hottest computer room" by "MIT Technology Review", Dr. Li also served as vice president and general manager of the Internet department at SGI Corporation, president of Cosmo Software Company, and internal researcher at Apple Corporation Vice President of the Multimedia Division.

Before joining Apple, Kai-Fu Lee taught at Carnegie Mellon University for two years. His doctoral thesis was the world's first "non-person-specific continuous speech recognition system." ".

In 1988, while in school, Kai-fu Lee also developed the "Othello" (Othello) man-machine game system, because in 1988 he defeated a member of the world champion American team, " Business Week awarded the system "the most important scientific innovation award" and became famous as a member.

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