Gates had seen his first computer in 1962, at the Seattle World Fair, when he was seven. It was a miraculous machine ... He is as bemused by Young Bill Gates as you are.

That's perhaps an understatement: From a young age, Gates spent hours at a time reading deeply about a wide variety of topics, from computer science to history and climate change, he writes in his ...

Young Bill Gates, in his telling, was a problem child. ... Gates had permission to use the computer center and was sneaking in people like Allen to work on projects at night.

Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates used to sneak out of the house at just 13 to write and test out computer codes. His rebellion continued into college, when he dropped out of Harvard University to ...

Bill Gates tends to look towards the future. In the early 1970s, he envisioned a future of mass personal computing. Today, his work revolves around other initiatives, such as the future of global ...