Bill Gates: This book changed how I see Africa’s past. | Continue reading
My annual memo about the journey to zero emissions. | Continue reading
And other lessons from a decade of making digital tools for teachers. | Continue reading
One of my favorite pastimes is now America's fastest-growing sport. | Continue reading
More people have bank accounts than ever. Here’s what we need to do next. | Continue reading
Cheap, green hydrogen would be a massive breakthrough in clean energy. | Continue reading
I loved all of them and hope you’ll find something you enjoy too. | Continue reading
5 posts inspired by my new book | Continue reading
New breakthroughs in Alzheimer’s diagnostics may someday soon let us substantially alter the course of the disease. | Continue reading
Ten years ago, our foundation challenged the world to reinvent the toilet, sparking hundreds of amazing sanitation solutions. | Continue reading
2021 was an incredibly hard year for many people, including me, but I’m hopeful that 2022 will be better. | Continue reading
Three steps to getting the virus under control. | Continue reading
These books gave me something to think about. I hope they do the same for you. | Continue reading
Introducing a new way to invest in clean energy innovation. | Continue reading
The fall of one of America’s great companies. | Continue reading
How to turn the lessons of this pandemic into a more equal future for all. | Continue reading
The latest on the innovations that will let us go back to normal. | Continue reading
In a year like this, sometimes you want to go deep on a tough issue. Other times you need a break. | Continue reading
It’s time to create the National Institutes of Energy Innovation. | Continue reading
On our new podcast, I’ve teamed up with actress and writer Rashida Jones to tackle some of the biggest questions facing us today: Is it too late to solve climate change? Does everybody lie? Is inequality inevitable? Join us each week for deep dives into these questions and even a … | Continue reading
We’ve set a release date, and you can pre-order it now. | Continue reading
A powerful tool for understanding clean energy and climate change. | Continue reading
I will miss my dad every day. | Continue reading
I will miss my dad every day. | Continue reading
I will miss my dad every day. | Continue reading
Thomas Piketty’s book Capital in the Twenty-First Century caused a stir this summer. It’s a major contribution to the study of inequality—but it has some important flaws too. | Continue reading
It’s hard to believe Warren Buffett is entering his tenth decade. | Continue reading
We want more people to be able to travel without contributing to climate change. | Continue reading
Which animal kills the most people? Hint: It’s not sharks, lions, or even humans. Introducing Mosquito Week. | Continue reading
Whether you’re looking for a distraction or just spending a lot more time at home, you can’t beat reading a book. | Continue reading
Whether you’re looking for a distraction or just spending a lot more time at home, you can’t beat reading a book. | Continue reading
Humankind has never had a more urgent task than creating broad immunity for coronavirus. | Continue reading
The scientific advances we need to stop COVID-19. | Continue reading
A condensed version of my memo on the scientific advances we need to defeat COVID-19. | Continue reading
The scientific advances we need to stop COVID-19. | Continue reading
The scientific advances we need to stop COVID-19. | Continue reading
The scientific advances we need to stop COVID-19. | Continue reading
“How long will this last?” and other good questions about he pandemic. | Continue reading
“How long will this last?” and other good questions about he pandemic. | Continue reading
AI and genetics can benefit the world’s poorest—if we make the effort. | Continue reading
We need to save lives now, and also improve the way we respond to outbreaks in general. | Continue reading
The world isn’t prepared to handle a massive epidemic. But we can get there. | Continue reading
We need to save lives now, and also improve the way we respond to outbreaks in general. | Continue reading
We need to save lives now, and also improve the way we respond to outbreaks in general. | Continue reading
AI and genetics can benefit the world’s poorest—if we make the effort. | Continue reading
Reflecting on the first two decades of our foundation. | Continue reading