Microsoft chairman Mr. Bill Gates was lectured in Hong Kong at August 12, 2008. He was speaking at an event celebrating the 10th anniversary of Microsoft Research Asia, the software company's research arm in the Asia Pacific region. The focus of his lecture was on China and Hong Kong, not on Asia, not on the world.

“It really is a milestone, which shows the world the opportunities we have if we all work together, and have places like Hong Kong and China which will be such an important part of the future,” he said.

He added that technology currently being developed would transform the way people use computers, expanding their ability to interact with the machines.

“Increasing internet connection will greatly broaden services for users, allowing them remote access to a wide range of software and information,” he said.

“People often talk about this as the internet service revolution,” Mr. Gates told a gathering of 1600 researchers and academics.

“That will eventually lead to machines with lots of server capacity, low-cost computing, low-cost storage. And that will let us write software in an even more ambitious way, eliminating the last constraints we have,” he said.

As for the following decade, he predicted: “You might get artificial intelligence or robotics, but those are still undeveloped in terms of widespread impact.”

“Whether it's software or energy or agriculture, the promise of science is much greater than ever before, and that's why I'm so optimistic,” he said.

Now, there is one question for people all around the world. Who is following equilibrium in IT industry for all of countries? Maybe Americans will walk on the wall like Matrix film until 20 next years!!! But there are some countries that the food crisis isn’t solved for them yet. Certainly, there are difference classes in global village.

Microsoft didn’t also make its motto that it is “One house, one computer”. Many of people in Asia, Africa, North America and Eastern Europe have a low economic power for shopping a PC and they don’t have access to low-cost, none-filtered and high-speed internet such as Russians, Chinese, Iranians, Iraqis, Afghanis, Georgians, North Koreans, Cubans, etc.

When Mr. Bill Gates talks about internet service revolution and merging TV and internet, He speaks for United States, Europe Union, Japan, Canada and Australia.  Not for Asia, Africa, South America, Middle East and the entire world.

These regions don’t have even an appropriate infrastructure for information management. I think answering to list of below questions is more use than speaking about revolution for these countries.

• What is your plan for decreasing the lack of equipment in Asia?
• What is your plan for decreasing the lack of education in Asia?
• What is your plan for decreasing the lack of team working culture in Middle East?
• What is your plan for increasing incorporate between Asia and west block about IT industry?
• What is your plan for increasing notice of west block to Asia potentials about IT industry?
• What is your plan for increasing Copyright culture in Asia (exactly in China and Iran)?
• What is your plan for decreasing none-mandatory prohibits for some of countries in Asia?
• etc