![]() ![]() Like Gates, Barret's aim, too, is to help poor people access IT. His pledge comes five months after Intel Chairman Craig Barrett said during his China visit that the global giant would start selling computer chips for US$300 in the country from this year. "Education is the most important investment for the future," Gates said on his 10th visit to China. ![]() This, he said, is part of the US Millennium Development goals. ![]() Bill Gates yesterday promised to offer a US$3 Microsoft software package to poor students both in developing and developed countries.Īddressing the Microsoft Government Leader Forum in Beijing, he said the world's largest software company aims to increase the number of people with access to computers from the one billion today to two billion by 2015. ![]()
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