Bill Gates

...Ate Silicon Valley. And we're ready to deliver to our faithful fans! The first treat is a slap at Bill Gates, the last monster. When Auletta interviewed Gates back in 1998, he asked him, "What challenge do you most fear?" His reply? "He...

In this article: Ken Auletta, Stanford, Google, Diet Coke, Sergey Brin, and Silicon Valley

...(my alma mater) today, and comes to Kane Hall at the University of Washington tomorrow afternoon. It's similar to the college tours Bill Gates used to do. From what I can tell, the goal is to stir up interest in computer science, give...

In this article: Craig Mundie, Microsoft, Cambridge, MA, Deforestation, University of Washington, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Harvard University, and Seattle Times

...2009 09:02 GMT Free whitepaper - SPECjbb2005 performance and power consumption on Dell, HP, and IBM blade servers Bill Gate's fortune may have slipped by $18bn in the past year or so, but pop oldster Bono apparently thinks that the...

In this article: Bono, ONE Campaign, Happy Birthday, Dell, IBM, U2, BC Place Stadium, British Columbia, and Vancouver

...fill in the following information and we'll email this link. Despite losing $18 billion of his net worth in the financial collapse, Bill Gates remains a self-described "impatient optimist"--about global health, that is. He stepped down as...

In this article: Overpopulation, HIV, Newsweek, Malaria, Diarrhea, Rotavirus, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Thailand

AP) WASHINGTON (AP) - Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was among those landing Oval Office visits with President Barack Obama during his first months in office. The White House late Friday afternoon released a partial list of visitors to...

In this article: Barack Obama, John Podesta, White House, Uranium, IAEA, Hideki Matsui, Mark Teixeira, and Yankees

Gates channels Gore "If you're here for the hockey game, you need to go across the street," Microsoft chairman Bill Gates quipped Tuesday night to an audience of suited policy wonks at Sidney Harman Hall while fiery Capitals fans lined up...

In this article: Al Gore, Africa, Poverty, AIDS, Malaria, Capitals, and Microsoft

...the risk. So far it hasn't been that one party is for saving babies' lives and another party has taken a position against that," Bill Gates said. "We want to make sure these things don't get cut just because people don't understand the...

In this article: Melinda Gates, U.S., GAVI Alliance, Global Fund, Malaria, Barack Obama, Insecticide, Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization, and AIDS Drugs

...of its total budget, but five times more than what the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation spends. "So we often work together," Bill Gates tells NPR's Steve Inskeep. "Only by having that large amount of resources, the government...

In this article: Melinda Gates, Gates Foundation, AIDS, Malaria, Rotavirus, Africa, Microsoft, Diarrhea, and Sexually transmitted disease

...just a couple of new vaccines can have in saving millions of lives. And, while most of his time is going toward his foundation work, Bill Gates said he still spends time at his other job--at Microsoft. "I love the work that Microsoft...

In this article: Melinda Gates, Microsoft, Ina Fried, CNET News, Champagne, File sharing, Hulu, Malaria, and HIV

...the millions of lives saved because of it. "Global health money improves lives more effectively than any other spending," Bill Gates told a roundtable discussion Tuesday on a new initiative called The Living Proof Project that's being...

In this article: Melinda Gates, AIDS, George W. Bush, Washington, United States, GAVI Alliance, Malaria, HIV, and The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation