Bill Gates

Bill Gates was an American computer scientist, philanthropist, and entrepreneur who is best known for co-founding Microsoft with Paul Allen. He was born in Seattle, Washington on October 28, 1955, the son of William Henry Gates II and Mary Gates. He studied at the private Lakeside Elite School in Seattle, where he began to develop an interest in computer science. Microsoft Software Company: In 1979, Microsoft began to grow and Bill Gates decided to move the company to Seattle. Around 1980, he met with representatives of IBM, where he was able to sell the MS-DOS operating system. He didn't have one yet, so he bought it from a young programmer, and IBM needed this operating system to be able to compete with Apple. On April 4, 1975, while still a student at Harvard University, he founded the Microsoft Software Company with his friend Paul Allen. A year later, he retired from college and moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico (the headquarters of ITS (Metering and Telemetry Systems)), agree

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