Carbon Robotics names a CFO; Nordstrom gets a VP of AI; and a Microsoft gaming GM goes to Netflix while one of its longtime legal leaders retires.
Doug Herrington, CEO of Worldwide Amazon Stores and an early champion of the deals-on-wheels concept, once worried that Marshawn Lynch was going to crash the party just as it got rolling.
Amazon is developing a new smartphone codenamed "Transformer," led by the same devices unit behind Alexa, with a focus on AI integration and mobile personalization, Reuters reports.
"Lime Vision" uses a camera mounted to the front of an electric scooter and a trained AI model to detect where a rider is riding. The goal is to improve rider and pedestrian safety. The technology ...
The Washington Research Foundation is investing $7 million in Nobel laureate David Baker's UW lab to turn AI-designed ...
AI enters the chat: New Seattle dating app relies on tech to facilitate meaningful human connections
Ada Jin is the founder of Lamu, a Seattle-based digital matchmaking service that relies on artificial intelligence to learn ...
Founded in 2017 by former security engineers at Intel, Eclypsium serves private and public sector customers. It scans the hardware and firmware of laptops, servers, network devices, and AI ...
A broader trend emerged in the rankings, as startups building complex hardware across sectors like space, energy, robotics, ...
The new report from CoworkingCafe puts Seattle behind San Jose, Calif., (Silicon Valley) and New York City. San Francisco and ...
Amid widespread blowback against the spread of data centers, Microsoft announced the end of secrecy between the company and ...
For this installment in our Agents of Transformation series, GeekWire examined the rising trend of vertical AI agents — tools built to do one job exceptionally well by combining models with ...
Now in its 18th year, the GeekWire Awards is one of the most hotly anticipated events in the Seattle tech community, bringing ...
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