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Late-night name drop: Seattle startup Tin Can achieves cultural milestone

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Microsoft earnings preview: After a $357B wipeout, tech giant gets another chance

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Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of April 19, 2026

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An AI hater’s guide to keeping LLMs as far from your workflow as possible in 2026

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AI, fungi, and the future of enterprise tech: Industry vet Bill Hilf on his debut novel, ‘The Disruption’

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Internal memo: Five senior execs out at Qualtrics as new CEO restructures leadership team

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Tech Moves: Expedia names CFO; former Tune CEO leaves Roku; Amazon and Microsoft departures

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Meta signs multibillion-dollar deal to use Amazon’s Graviton chips for agentic AI

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Seattle HR leader’s candid book offers practical insights for building a business without losing yourself

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It’s just Xbox: Microsoft gaming leaders start new era with old name, new metric, and challenger mindset

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A nuclear first: TerraPower officially starts construction on next-gen Natrium plant in Wyoming

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Brute-force attack linked Rec Room user phone numbers to online identities

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Microsoft will offer voluntary retirement to thousands of employees in a first for tech giant

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Opinion: Which capitalism are we defending?

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Iridius, led by Microsoft and AWS vets, raises $8.6M to crack AI’s regulatory compliance bottleneck

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Amazon names AWS exec Prasad Kalyanaraman to S-team, promotes Dave Brown to SVP

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LinkedIn CEO change: Daniel Shapero takes the helm as Microsoft broadens leadership team

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Washington flunks school phone policy rankings as state opts for more research

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Seattle report says gig worker pay law is working, countering claims by DoorDash and Uber

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From the ‘scurfy’ mouse to the Nobel Prize: How a Seattle biotech pioneer’s long game paid off

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