2016's Top Tech Billionaires (Infographic) From Mark Zuckerberg to Larry Ellison, these leaders have proven to the world that anything is possible.

By Rose Leadem Nov 5, 2016

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From developments in robotics to an influx of self-driving technology, 2016 has been an exciting year. And with the proliferation of tech in our daily lives, it's no wonder that some of the world's top billionaires come from the tech space.

From Mark Zuckerberg to Larry Ellison, these leaders have proven to the world that anything is possible. But with so many innovators in the tech industry -- who are the richest?

To find out, check out ERS IT Solutions' 2016's Top Tech Billionaires infographic below.

Rose Leadem

Rose Leadem is a freelance writer for Entrepreneur.com.

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