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Opinion: Everyone is asking AI better questions — nobody is asking themselves better ones

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Golf star Bryson DeChambeau leads acquisition of Seattle-area startup Sportsbox AI

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Amazon revamps S3 cloud storage for the AI era, removing a key barrier for apps and agents

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From Pokémon GO to physical AI: Niantic Spatial unveils its global 3D mapping platform

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Tech Moves: Microsoft leader jumps to Anthropic; Tagboard gets new CEO; Expedia names tech VP

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Earthset and eclipse, oh my! NASA releases magnificent images from Artemis mission’s moon flyby

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Former Tableau product chief launches Golden Analytics, using AI to challenge the BI old guard

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Amazon sued by YouTubers for allegedly scraping their content to train AI video tool

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GeekWire Awards: CEO of the Year finalists innovating across fintech, climate, real estate and more

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Seattle startup Glacis brings longtime Microsoft leader aboard to target AI’s biggest blind spot

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Starfish Space raises $110M to scale up its satellite servicing missions

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‘Moon joy!’ Artemis 2’s crew sets a distance record, documents lunar far side and heads back toward Earth

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Plot twist in downtown Seattle: Barnes & Noble bookstore opening soon in Amazon’s backyard

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Seattle entrepreneur Robbie Cape’s lengthy job search takes unexpected turn with launch of new startup

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Butter or sand in the gears? The question every founder must ask before choosing SF or Seattle

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Tech Moves: Microsoft names corporate VP; Amazon exec departs for Google; Zoom names CPO

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Data visualization all-stars unveil Ridge AI with $2.6M to fix the analytics problem for SaaS apps

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New leash on life: Why this Tableau vet walked away from tech to roll with the dogs

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Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of March 29, 2026

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Amazon meets FedEx Office: A seamless return and one very dumb question about stamps

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