30 years after Microsoft went ‘all-in’ on the internet, the tech giant’s AI strategy echoes the past
The Seattle Times' coverage of Microsoft's landmark announcement on Dec. 7, 1995, captured the competitive themes of the day.
AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon’s biggest constraint is no longer hiring engineers — it’s coming up with the right ideas. In ...
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Is an interstellar comet actually an alien spaceship? A researcher traces how influencers spread such speculation via social ...
AI "teammates," faster product development, and a pivot in Amazon’s applied-AI strategy: AWS SVP Colleen Aubrey joins the ...
Amazon is experimenting again. This week on the GeekWire Podcast, we break down our scoop on Amazon’s new ultrafast delivery ...
Amazon’s Zoox robotaxi is now offering free rides on the Las Vegas Strip. We took a spin to see how the purpose-built ...
The former headquarters of PayScale — which has relocated to Boston — now houses interactive experiences, including a winter ...
December 7 carries historical weight well beyond the tech world, but for those who covered Microsoft in the ’90s, the… Read More Have a scoop that you'd like GeekWire to cover? Let us know. Catch ever ...
Microsoft’s shareholder meeting Friday morning highlighted a sharp divide: executives promoting a “planet-scale” AI future ...
Washington names a Broadband Office director; Rebecca Lovell is interim president of Greater Seattle Partners; and a ...
David Baker's lab at the University of Washington is announcing two major leaps in the field of AI-powered protein design.
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