Gates, now 68, also revealed he almost got kicked out of college and will share more of the "tougher parts" of his early life in a new memoir that will be released next year. Gates announced the autobiography, 'Source Code,' on his blog this week, and it will be available on February 4, 2025.

Bill Gates is set to release a memoir next year, though it may not delve into all the behind-the-scenes details of Microsoft. The book, "Source Code: My Beginnings," traces Gates' journey from childhood to the founding of Microsoft in 1975. Scheduled for release on February 4, 2025, the memoir is now available for preorder.

In a post on his blog, Gates says the book goes over “the tougher parts of my early life, including feeling like a misfit as a kid, butting heads with my parents as a rebellious teen, grappling with the sudden loss of someone close to me,

Microsoft founder Bill Gates' memoir, 'Source Code,' a reflection on his early life and decision to start Microsoft, is set for release in February 2025. It explores his challenges and influences, paving the way for future memoirs on his time starting and leading Microsoft and philanthropy.

Billionaire Bill Gates, who has authored several books already, is now gearing up to write his memoir which will tell all about his early life, starting Microsoft and his other experiences. Gates made the big announcement in his recent blog post.