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Bill Gates took LSD more than once, he says

Bill Gates says Steve Jobs told him he should’ve taken acid as it would have made Microsoft’s products look better

Bill Gates said Apple co-founder Steve Jobs told him to do drugs in order to make Microsoft's earlier launches more exciting.

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Bill Gates took LSD more than once, he says, but it didn't have the effect Steve Jobs suggested

Gates described his first trip as exhilarating at first, but he had dental surgery the next morning while he was still feeling

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Bill Gates Joked with Steve Jobs About Taking the Wrong LSD, Talks AI and Optimism for the Future

Bill Gates talks about his parents' influence on his life that he shares in his memoir Source Code, his vision of everyone having a personal computer when he first created Microsoft and the impact that AI will have in the future.

Bill Gates, Intel

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Bill Gates 'Stunned' by Intel's Decline

Intel’s struggles have not only disappointed PC builders, but also Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who’s shocked by the US chipmaker’s decline. “I am stunned that Intel basically lost its way,” the former Microsoft CEO told the Associated Press while discussing his new memoir,

PC World on MSN · 10h

Bill Gates: ‘Intel lost its way’

The former Microsoft CEO said he's stunned at how far behind Intel has fallen compared to Nvidia and Qualcomm.

Boise State Public Radio · 5h

Bill Gates is optimistic about the global future

In a wide-ranging interview with NPR, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates expressed concern about the new administration's recent steps to pull back from approach to public health but says he's optimistic about the future and wants to find common ground with the White House.

Bill Gates on his relationship with Paula Hurd

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Bill Gates defends USAID's work after meeting with Trump

Billionaire Bill Gates, a philanthropist and co-founder of Microsoft, said he met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to advocate for continuing foreign aid disbursements from the U.

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Who is Paula Hurd? Meet Bill Gates’ ‘serious girlfriend’

He called her his “serious girlfriend,” and said, “We are having fun, going to the Olympics, and doing lots of great things.”

Business Insider on MSN · 10h

Meet Paula Hurd, the philanthropist dating Bill Gates who got a shoutout in his new book

Paula Hurd was previously married to the late Mark Hurd, the former CEO of Oracle and HP. She and Bill Gates share a love of tennis.

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Bill Gates, Melinda French Gates, and Warren Buffett have gifted about $100 billion to the Gates Foundation so far

Bill Gates said he'll give away the "vast majority" of his money, and his philanthropy hasn't meant sacrificing pleasures ...

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Bill Gates’ book ‘Source Code’ is a surprisingly candid memoir of the Microsoft mogul’s early years

The first in a planned trilogy of books about his life, Source Code covers Gates' remarkable childhood in Seattle, his brief ...

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Bill Gates weighs in on new Trump administration, Elon Musk's role

Billionaire Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates discussed his recent meeting with President Trump and Elon ...

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I Chatted With Bill Gates About How He Became the Ultimate Computer Nerd

In his new book, Source Code, Gates recalls a unique childhood that led him to build a technology empire. We talk BASIC, old ...

Bill Gates almost had a career in politics

The uncertain future of computers and software led Microsoft's Bill Gates to explore other career paths — including becoming ...

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Who are Bill Gates’ siblings? What we know about the billionaire’s family

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates (born William H. Gates III) is among the most successful businessmen and philanthropists of ...

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Microsoft founder Bill Gates explores the making of his internal operating system in new memoir

With his 70th birthday looming on this year’s horizon, Microsoft founder Bill Gates looked inward to open a window into the ...

Microsoft alums were surprised by the sheer scale of its success, new oral history project shows

Even with Microsoft's hard-driving culture, and its vision for a computer on every desk and in every home (running Microsoft ...

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