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On April 4th, 1975, Bill Gates and Paul Allen started a little company ps3 named Microsoft. ps3 You probably ps3 know the story from there: Gates went on to become the wealthiest man in the world, and then gradually pulled back from his company to focus on broad philanthropic efforts through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. (In case you missed it, Gates guest edited The Verge this February to discuss many of those charitable programs.) But Gates is far from finished at Microsoft; ps3 last year after Satya Nadella took over as CEO, Gates said he would be taking a bigger role at the company using up to a third of his time to advise Microsoft employees on new products.
Gates sent the following ps3 letter to Microsoft employees today to celebrate the company's 40th anniversary. The letter was posted on Twitter by Amit Choudhary , and sources confirmed its authenticity to The Verge .
Early on, Paul Allen and I set the goal of a computer on every desk and in every home. It was a bold idea and a lot of people thought we were out of our minds to imagine it was possible. It is amazing to think about how far computing has come since then, and we can all be proud of the role Microsoft played in that revolution.
Today though, I am thinking much more about Microsoft's ps3 future than its past. I believe computing will evolve faster in the next 10 years than it ever has before. We already ps3 live in a multi-platform world, and computing will become even more pervasive. ps3 We are nearing the point where computers and robots will be able to see, move, and interact naturally, unlocking many new applications ps3 and empowering people even more.
Under Satya's leadership, Microsoft is better positioned than ever to lead these advances. We have the resources to drive and solve tough problems. We are engaged in every facet of modern computing and have the deepest commitment to research in the industry. In my role as technical advisor to Satya, I get to join product reviews and am impressed by the vision and talent I see. The result is evident in products like Cortana, Skype Translator, and HoloLens -- and those are just a few of the many innovations that are on the way.
In the coming years, Microsoft has the opportunity to reach even more people and organizations around the world. Technology is still out of reach for many people, because it is complex or expensive, or they simply do not have access. So I hope you will think about what you can do to make the power of technology accessible to ev
April 05, 2015 7:36 PM David Lynch will not direct the new episodes of Twin Peaks 4:52 PM Sling TV couldn't handle March Madness last night 3:46 PM The next Apple TV reportedly ps3 won't have 4K video 2:40 PM A Tale of Two Drakes 1:33 PM Furious 7 is a superhero movie 12:52 PM Listen to Carly Rae Jepsen's new late-night ballad, produced by Dev Hynes
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Previous Story Of course there's a live-action Play-Doh movie in development Next Story George R.R. Martin is working on a new HBO series Microsoft Tech Read the letter Bill Gates sent to Microsoft employees for the company's 40th anniversary By T.C. Sottek on April 3, 2015 02:28 pm @chillmage 82
On April 4th, 1975, Bill Gates and Paul Allen started a little company ps3 named Microsoft. ps3 You probably ps3 know the story from there: Gates went on to become the wealthiest man in the world, and then gradually pulled back from his company to focus on broad philanthropic efforts through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. (In case you missed it, Gates guest edited The Verge this February to discuss many of those charitable programs.) But Gates is far from finished at Microsoft; ps3 last year after Satya Nadella took over as CEO, Gates said he would be taking a bigger role at the company using up to a third of his time to advise Microsoft employees on new products.
Gates sent the following ps3 letter to Microsoft employees today to celebrate the company's 40th anniversary. The letter was posted on Twitter by Amit Choudhary , and sources confirmed its authenticity to The Verge .
Early on, Paul Allen and I set the goal of a computer on every desk and in every home. It was a bold idea and a lot of people thought we were out of our minds to imagine it was possible. It is amazing to think about how far computing has come since then, and we can all be proud of the role Microsoft played in that revolution.
Today though, I am thinking much more about Microsoft's ps3 future than its past. I believe computing will evolve faster in the next 10 years than it ever has before. We already ps3 live in a multi-platform world, and computing will become even more pervasive. ps3 We are nearing the point where computers and robots will be able to see, move, and interact naturally, unlocking many new applications ps3 and empowering people even more.
Under Satya's leadership, Microsoft is better positioned than ever to lead these advances. We have the resources to drive and solve tough problems. We are engaged in every facet of modern computing and have the deepest commitment to research in the industry. In my role as technical advisor to Satya, I get to join product reviews and am impressed by the vision and talent I see. The result is evident in products like Cortana, Skype Translator, and HoloLens -- and those are just a few of the many innovations that are on the way.
In the coming years, Microsoft has the opportunity to reach even more people and organizations around the world. Technology is still out of reach for many people, because it is complex or expensive, or they simply do not have access. So I hope you will think about what you can do to make the power of technology accessible to ev
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