William F. Miller

William F. Miller was a prominent American computer scientist and engineer known for his work in early computing and entrepreneurship. He co-founded the Stanford Nano Shared Facilities and contributed significantly to computer technology development. Miller was a key figure at Stanford University, where he helped advance computer science research and education. His work laid important groundwork for modern computing innovations, and he was influential in fostering university-industry collaborations that propelled technology growth. Through these efforts, Miller played a vital role in shaping the future of computer hardware, software, and technology research.