Microsoft to promote joint studies with Japanese universities

Microsoft to promote joint studies with Japanese universities

TOKYO, Japan - Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates speaks to an audience of students after receiving an honorary doctor's degree at Waseda University in Tokyo on June 28. He said the U.S. software giant will promote its joint high-tech studies with top

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