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First-in-the-nation merger law adds new compliance step for companies in Washington state

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AWS outage hits major apps and services, resurfacing old questions about cloud redundancy

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Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of Oct. 12, 2025

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The next PC platform shift? Ed Bott on Microsoft’s big Windows AI bet

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Seattle shakes again as Mariners grand slam triggers another big burst of seismic activity

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‘Doctor in your pocket’: Xealth CEO Mike McSherry on selling to Samsung and the future of digital healthcare

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Seattle studio One More Game scraps initial project and reboots itself for new alien world co-op

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Fooda acquires Seattle office lunch delivery startup Peach

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Tech Moves: Amazon AI VP departs for CoreWeave; F5 adds tech exec

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Amazon HQ building will become new home for longtime Seattle ceramics nonprofit

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Seattle startup bets on sodium batteries as cheaper, safer alternative to lithium

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Startup Radar: Seattle founders use AI to tackle healthcare insurance, math education, cloud ops

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City of Seattle providing $1.5M to company helping to electrify truck fleets at port

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F5 stock drops 12% as report links major breach to state-based hackers in China

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Helion lands permit for constructing reactor building at Washington site that aims to be first fusion plant

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Seattle startup Brook.ai raises $28M to expand remote care platform

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Microsoft’s new AI features aim to give Windows a voice and mind of its own

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A first look at the Amazon-backed, next-generation nuclear facility planned for Washington state

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PC or console? Microsoft’s new handheld gaming device raises questions about Xbox strategy

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Seattle University President Eduardo Peñalver stepping down to lead Georgetown University

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