Genesis of Microsoft" is a comprehensive exploration of the early life and entrepreneurial journey of Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft. This book delves into the childhood and education of Gates, his early entrepreneurial ventures, and his fateful meeting with Paul Allen. It also uncovers the formation of Traf-O-Data, a pivotal moment in Gates' path towards founding Microsoft.

The book further delves into the birth of Microsoft, tracing its founding and the development of its first operating system. It explores the crucial partnership between Microsoft and IBM, as well as the rise of MS-DOS, which propelled Microsoft to new heights. Additionally, it delves into the intense battle between Microsoft and Apple, including the Macintosh and Windows rivalry, the GUI lawsuit, and the settlement and collaboration that followed.

"Genesis of Microsoft" also examines Microsoft's dominance in the tech industry, including the release of Windows 95 and its impact on the internet. It delves into the antitrust investigations faced by Microsoft, the browser wars, and the company's expansion into other markets. The book also explores Bill Gates' philanthropic initiatives through the Gates Foundation, including global health and education efforts, while addressing the criticism and controversies surrounding these endeavors.

Furthermore, the book delves into Bill Gates' retirement from Microsoft, his post-Microsoft ventures, and his lasting impact on the tech industry. It explores his personal life and achievements, as well as his complex relationship with Steve Jobs. The book also delves into the truth behind the accusations leveled against Gates and Microsoft, examining the role of competition and the impact on the tech industry from different perspectives. Finally, it looks at the evolution of Microsoft, lessons from its genesis, and speculates on the future of the company.