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Articles from 2026

GeekWire Week in Review

Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of March 22, 2026

See the technology stories that people were reading on GeekWire for the week of March 22, 2026. Read More

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GeekWire AI summit takeaways: Token budgets, watermelon metrics, and the $5k weekend coder

Todd and John unpack takeaways from the GeekWire AI Summit, from token budgets and the surprising cost of vibe-coding to OpenAI shutting down Sora and why the chat era may be over. Plus: light rail trivia. Read More

More layoffs at T-Mobile: Company confirms it’s ‘further aligning’ IT org

The new round of cuts comes less than two months after T-Mobile shed 393 workers in Washington state. Read More

‘No more’: Washington state sues Kalshi, alleging prediction market is illegal gambling

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is suing prediction market platform Kalshi, alleging the company violates state gambling and consumer protection laws by operating an online betting service where users can wager on sports, elections, wars and other events. Read More

Seattle data storage company putting R&D hub in Ireland

Qumulo is opening a new R&D and customer success hub in Cork, Ireland, expected to create 50 jobs over the next three years as the Seattle-based data management firm bets on AI-driven demand for global-scale data infrastructure. Read More

GeekWire Awards: 5 Workplace of the Year finalists lean on key values to build solid company culture

This award recognizes companies with an exceptional workplace environment. The finalists this year are Allen Institute for AI (Ai2), Carbon Robotics, DAT Freight & Analytics, Humanly, and Yoodli. Read More

Tech Moves: Smartsheet adds to C-suite; Armoire gets ML lead; past Microsoft director launches startup

Software giant Smartsheet makes four C-suite changes, all with ties to its CEO, while Armoire names a machine learning lead, plus other tech moves. Read More

Two tech workers took it Offline, and opened a Seattle coffee shop that AI can’t replicate

The new cafe in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood draws on Chinese cafe culture for its menu and aesthetic while leaning into the “third place” and serving as a deliberate departure from the corporate world both founders left behind. Read More

GeekWire rides the world’s first floating-bridge train — Seattle tech commutes will never be the same

A preview of the Crosslake Connection, the region’s newest mass transit milestone, featured a trip between South Bellevue and new stations at Mercer Island and Judkins Park. The public will get to ride between Seattle and its Eastside neighbors starting on Saturday. Read More

Washington state needs a ‘coherent’ story to compete in AI, leaders agree

Washington state may have everything it needs to become a global AI hub. The problem is, it hasn’t figured out how to tell the world. At a roundtable convened by the Washington Technology Industry Association, civic and industry leaders debated what it will take to stop playing catch-up with Silicon Valley and start leading. Read More

Bungie scores an unexpected success with ‘Marathon’ revival

After a CEO’s departure, layoffs, an indefinite delay, and the failure of a similar Sony title, Bungie’s online shooter looked like it was headed for disaster. Instead, it’s become one of this year’s unexpected gaming successes. Read More

Want to watch the Seattle Mariners? Here are the TV and streaming options as Opening Day arrives

The Mariners enabled a “channel finder” on their website that lets fans search by zip code to find available providers and channel information in their area. Read More

Forget new power plants — Seattle startup Edo wants to turn your office building into one

Edo spent five years building tech to turn commercial buildings into virtual power plants, and with the grid buckling under data center demand and extreme weather, utilities and building operators are taking notice. Read More

Everyone is a builder: Microsoft and OpenAI execs on the new era of AI-powered personal software

Software in the age of AI agents is becoming something anyone can create on the fly — which could have major implications in the way “applications” are designed, built, and used. Read More

Startups pitch big AI ideas during mini-competition at GeekWire’s ‘Agents of Transformation’

Ideas from Pay-i, Cascade, Autessa and GemaTEG were pitched to the crowd and a panel of judges, with Pay-i founder David Tepper emerging as winner and most impressive under pressure. Read More

GeekWire Awards: Breakthrough tech for healthcare and data centers highlight Innovation of the Year

The finalists for Innovation of the Year are Alpenglow Biosciences; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; RevealDx; Starcloud; and VerAvanti. Read More

Amazon and FedEx, together again, this time for e-commerce returns

More than 1,500 FedEx Office locations are now accepting box-free Amazon returns, expanding a partnership rekindled last year after a six-year split. Read More

Beyond the chatbot: At GeekWire summit, AI leaders say the era of autonomous agents is already here

The debate over whether AI will transform industries is over. At GeekWire’s Agents of Transformation summit in Seattle, founders, executives and others had moved on to harder questions — what’s working, what isn’t, and how fast everything is moving. Read More

Aetheon raises $1.2M to translate lived experiences into job-ready skills

The startup. os building what it calls a “skills operating system” aimed at helping workers translate their real-world experience into language employers can use. Read More

Job candidates are starting to negotiate AI token budgets, changing the dynamics of hiring

Lamanna’s comments at GeekWire’s Agents of Transformation event reflect how access to AI models is becoming as fundamental as salary in compensation negotiations. Read More

Epic Games layoffs impact 82 workers at Seattle-area office as part of broader cuts

Epic is laying off 1,000 employees across the company, or about 20% of its workforce, citing reduced engagement with “Fortnite.” Read More

Brinc unveils Guardian, a Starlink-connected drone that could ‘replace the police helicopter’

Guardian is the world’s first Starlink-connected drone. It pairs with a robotic charging nest that automatically swaps batteries and helps the drone quickly redeploy. Read More

Drone home: Brinc moving to massive new HQ and factory in Seattle amid startup’s rapid growth

Brinc is taking over 35,000 square feet at West Canal Yards, in a former fish cannery along the Lake Washington Ship Canal in Queen Anne. Read More

Tech Moves: More changes at Xbox; Remitly taps new accounting chief; Atlassian CTO steps down

Another Xbox leader departs; Remitly names a new accounting leader; and more key personnel changes. Read More

Big ideas, early traction: AI founders pitch VCs at Seattle-area startup showcase

Ten founders pitched VCs at B.E.L.L.E’s Seattle AI Startup Showcase, covering everything from property management and housing development to fraud prevention and R&D compliance. Read More

The guardian angel of groceries: Katherine Sizov’s tech-led quest to modernize our food system

Meet Katherine Sizov, a former budding neuroscientist who ditched the lab, cornered a grocery employee about peaches, and built a $22 million startup called Strella that’s revolutionizing how food gets from farm to shelf. Read More

Ai2 releases open-source web agent to rival closed systems from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic

The Allen Institute for AI is releasing MolmoWeb, an open-source web agent that navigates browsers by interpreting screenshots, offering a transparent alternative to closed systems from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. Read More

Microsoft, Lime and others helping to celebrate opening of new light rail line from Seattle to Eastside

Events will take place at 10 stations across the expanded 2 Line from the International District to Bellevue and Redmond. Read More

Microsoft hires former Ai2 CEO Ali Farhadi and key researchers for Suleyman’s AI team

Microsoft is hiring former Ai2 CEO Ali Farhadi, along with Hanna Hajishirzi and Ranjay Krishna from the Allen Institute for AI to join Mustafa Suleyman’s Superintelligence team, GeekWire has learned. Former Ai2 COO Sophie Lebrecht is also making the move. Read More

GeekWire’s AI summit is Tuesday: What to know if you’re attending our ‘Agents of Transformation’ event

The event in Seattle on Tuesday will explore how agentic AI is redefining work, creativity, and leadership. Read More

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