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These are the 10 wealthiest tech billionaires in the world
Net worth: $18.2 billion Age: 44 Country: China Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Tencent Holdings
Having made money early on in the stock market, Ma Huateng (Pony Ma)
started Tencent with college friends. The company's first major product
was a messaging service in China named QQ, which cost nothing and became
a standard in early online messaging services. Tencent has since
expanded dramatically, investing in a variety of different business
types, from music distribution to major video game studios like Riot
Games (makers of the world's most popular game, "League of Legends").
9. Michael Dell
Net worth: $18.9 billion Age: 51 Country: US Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Self-made; Dell
While a premed student at the University of Texas at Austin in 1984,
Michael Dell started a company called PC Ltd. — the predecessor to Dell.
He soon dropped out of college to build computers full-time, which
became one of the fastest-growing companies in the country.
By the time he was 23, the company went public and raised $30 million
— $18 million of it going to Dell personally. Outside of a brief
period, Dell has run his namesake company since its inception. The
company employs over 100,000 people in several countries, and remains
based in Texas where it's the second largest non-oil company behind
AT&T.
8. Steve Ballmer
Net worth: $25.9 billion Age: 59 Country: US Industry: Tech Source of wealth: Self-made; Microsoft
Steve Ballmer dropped out of business school at Stanford in 1980 to
join Harvard friend Bill Gates at Microsoft as the company's first
business manager, earning a $50,000 salary and a stake in the company.
He went from business manager to CEO during his time at Microsoft, and
that early stake in the company paid off handsomely: He's only the
second person, not including founders and their family, to ever become a
billionaire from employee stock options.
Nowadays, he's no longer with Microsoft. He paid $2 billion in a deal
to buy the Los Angeles Clippers back in 2014. He's also fond of
slamming basketballs, as seen to the right.
7. Jack Ma
Net worth: $26.3 billion Age: 51 Country: China Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Self-made; Alibaba
Jack Ma is the Jeff Bezos of China, if you will. He founded (and now
owns/operates) Alibaba, China's equivalent of Amazon's online store. The
company went public in 2014 with the world's largest ever stock
offering: $25 billion. Despite the last name, he has no relation to Pony
Ma.
6. Sergey Brin
Net worth: $36.2 billion Age: 42 Country: US Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Self-made; Google
Sergey Brin and Larry Page (also featured on this auspicious list)
co-founded Google in 1998, having met in 1995 at Stanford. Though Google
has changed over the years, the company and many of its products are
built on the foundation that Brin and Page created way back in the late
'90s: the Google search engine.
Nowadays, Brin oversees Google parent company Alphabet — he focuses
on so-called "moonshot" ideas, like the project to provide WiFi to rural
communities through high-altitude balloons (Project Loon).
5. Larry Page
Net worth: $37.8 billion Age: 42 Country: US Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Self-made; Google
Larry Page is the slightly more wealthy half of the duo who founded
Google. Page is CEO of Alphabet, Google's new parent company, while
Sergey Brin fills the role of president (Sundar Pichai now runs Google
as CEO). Page is responsible for the algorithm at the heart of Google's
search engine, which compiles results in a specific ranking.
Page become a billionaire at the age of 30, and led the acquisition
of Android by Google. Though he stepped down from Google leadership for a
decade, he resumed the position of CEO in 2011 and has only grown the
company in the years since.
4. Larry Ellison
Net worth: $46.1 billion Age: 71 Country: US Industry: Tech Source of wealth: Self-made; Oracle
Larry Ellison co-founded Oracle Corp., one of the world's largest
software companies. Never heard of Oracle before? You're not alone —
Oracle largely deals in software that you probably don't use. Database
software for businesses and government, so-called "middleware" that
helps software developers create their own programs, and workplace
efficiency software are the bread and butter of Oracle. The company is
second only to Microsoft is software use worldwide.
Ellison was at one time the most highly paid CEO in the world. He
owns a Hawaiian island (Lanai) and he was good friends with Steve Jobs.
He is an intensely interesting man among a bunch of very interesting
people.
3. Mark Zuckerberg
Net worth: $46.2 billion Age: 31 Country: US Industry: Technology Source of wealth: Self-made; Facebook
If you've seen "The Social Network," you probably already know the
skinny on ol' Zuck. He developed Facebook while in college at Harvard,
dropped out of school to launch it, and never looked back.
He's 31 now, and his wife recently gave birth to their first child.
He's also worth just shy of $50 billion. Not bad! The Zuckerbergs
pledged to give away 99% of their wealth in their lifetime, and
regularly contribute money or Facebook shares to causes (like the fight
against Ebola) and communities (the New Jersey public school system).
2. Jeff Bezos
Net worth: $51.2 billion Age: 52 Country: US Industry: Tech Source of wealth: Self-made; Amazon.com
From humble beginnings in his garage, Jeff Bezos became a billionaire
through making it easy to buy and sell things online. First it was
books, then it was literally everything else. He's moved from focusing
only on his behemoth online retail operation, Amazon, to other stuff,
like owning newspapers (the Washington Post) and putting rockets into
space (Blue Origin).
He's moved Amazon beyond just selling stuff as well — the company is
now involved in entertainment production for streaming on Amazon Prime,
providing the backbone of many websites through its Amazon Web Services
division, and even delivering groceries with AmazonFresh. And soon,
Bezos' Amazon is going to revolutionize all delivery as well with
drones!
1. Bill Gates
Net worth: $89.4 billion Age: 60 Country: US Industry: Tech Source of wealth: Self-made; Microsoft
Bill Gates isn't just the wealthiest person on this list — he's the
wealthiest person on Earth. He started making all that money early; at
30, he became a billionaire when Microsoft went public. He co-founded
the company and ran it for years, eventually stepping down as CEO in
2000. He retains a position on the company's board, but largely focuses
his time on philanthropic work.
With his wife Melinda Gates, Bill Gates leads the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. When Tech Insider correspondent Drake Baer spoke with him recently
about the foundation's work, Gates stressed the importance of new
discoveries in energy production and use: a reliable, inexpensive
alternative (or alternatives) to fossil fuel and coal
production and use. He sees an energy "miracle" coming in the next 15
years — something that outright solves the effects of coal and fossil
fuel use.
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