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Source Code (Non-Fiction) was the most recently released book by Bill Gates, on February 4th, 2025.

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Bill Gates Stats: The highest rated book by Bill Gates on Book Notification is How to Avoid a Climate Disaster, a Non-Fiction book. The second-highest rated book is How to Prevent the Next Pandemic, a Non-Fiction book.

The most read book by Bill Gates on Book Notification is How to Avoid a Climate Disaster, a Non-Fiction book. The second most read book is Source Code, a Non-Fiction book.

Below is a complete list of Bill Gates books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series.

List of Bill Gates Non-Fiction Books in Publication Order

Bill Gates

Bill Gates (William Henry Gates III) was born on October 28th, 1955 and is currently 69 years old. Bill Gates was born in Seattle, Washington, USA. Gates attended Harvard University.

Bill Gates is an American business mogul and co-founder and the former chairman of Microsoft. As an author, Gates co-authored The Road Ahead with journalist Peter Rinearson and Microsoft executive Nathan Myhrvold which was published in 1995. The book was a summary of the effects of the personal computing revolution. Gate’ second book Business @ the Speed of Thought which was co-authored with Collins Hemingway explores how technology and business are integrated and goes ahead to explain how information networks and digital infrastructures can help to get an edge on the competition.

In 2021, Gates published How to Avoid a Climate Disaster which was criticized by some climate activists for his approach to technological solutionism. The book inspired a series titled Solving for Zero, produced by Wondrium.

The book is divided into five sections. The first section explores why the world must get rid of greenhouse gas emissions entirely rather than just reducing them. In the second section, Gates explores the challenges which make this goal difficult to achieve. In the third section, he introduces five key questions that readers can use to assess discussions about climate change. The fourth section explores the existing tech that can help combat climate change and innovations needed to make clean energy affordable as fossil fuels. In the last section, Gates highlights steps that individuals, businesses, and governments can take to avoid climate disasters.

Gate advocates that decarbonizing electricity should be a priority since reducing emissions from gas and coal power plants would speed up the move to zero-emission transportation. He advocates for investment in nuclear energy but warns against over-reliance on solar and wind power due to their inconsistency in energy production.

In addition, Gates argues that businesses and governments should work together to address climate change. He believes that rapid advancements in green tech especially clean energy can help solve this issue. He calls for governments to increase climate change funding and also create incentives for businesses to invest in green energy.

In addition, Gate’s book lays out strategies to reach zero emissions by 2050. It also warns us that some efforts to reduce emissions in the short term could be counterproductive. For example, replacing a coal-fired power plant with a new natural gas plant would lower emissions by 2030 as natural gas emits half as much CO2 as coal. However, that plant would still be emitting carbon dioxide in 2050.

Gates argues that rather than investing in temporary solutions we should mobilize resources to build infrastructure that will result in zero emissions in the long run. He warns us that short-term carbon reductions in the wrong way could hinder the world from ever achieving zero emissions.

The last chapters include Gate’s plan for achieving zero emissions. He emphasizes that the world must eliminate emissions instead of reducing them. He also insists that we should accelerate the development of climate-friendly technology and make green energy affordable to everyone. He also points out the role that governments along with private citizens must play to ensure zero emissions in the long run.

Bill Gates: Awards & Accolades

Gates' book, How to Avoid a Climate Disaster was nominated for the Goodreads Awards, Best Nonfiction, in 2021.

Bill Gates: Lists & Other Mentions

  • The Road Ahead was a New York Times: #1 Nonfiction Best Seller in 1995 and 1996.
  • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster was a New York Times: #1 Nonfiction Best Seller in 2021.
  • Source Code was a New York Times: #1 Nonfiction Best Seller in 2025.

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Bill Gates: F.A.Q

When was Bill Gates Born? How old is Bill Gates?

Bill Gates was born on October 28th, 1955. Bill Gates is currently 69 years old.

Where was Bill Gates Born?

Bill Gates was born in Seattle, Washington, USA and is American.

What was the first book Bill Gates wrote?

The first book written by Bill Gates was The Road Ahead, published in 1995.

What was the most recent book Bill Gates wrote?

His most recently released work was Source Code on February 4th, 2025.

Will there be any more books by Bill Gates?

Bill Gates does not have any upcoming books with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

How many books has Bill Gates written?

Bill Gates has written 5 books. All of his books are Bill Gates Non-Fiction Books.

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