Wenxin Fang of Redmond, Wash., launched a hardware startup to create the ZeroPivot Protractor, a sleek, precision-machined aluminum replacement for the tool that gave him problems in math class.

Microsoft and Amazon both beat cloud expectations this week, and Microsoft's headcount fell for the first time since 2016. Also on the show: Satya Nadella builds a dashboard out of a Morgan Stanley ...

The Seattle Black Nerd Festival returns to the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute for three days celebrating Black ...

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GeekWire's Todd Bishop reports from Seattle Tech Week 2026, where more than 250 events made artificial intelligence the ...

Seattle biotech startup Accipiter Bio has raised an additional $10.5 million from existing investors to accelerate its work ...

Microsoft's annual report shows the company employed 223,000 people as of June 30, down 5,000 from a year earlier and its first annual decline since 2016. Product R&D roles accounted for most of the ...

Every advanced smartphone, AI accelerator, and data-center processor shipped today traces back to a small number of factories ...

Visit Bellevue announced this week that it's launching a free electric shuttle pilot program on Aug. 3 to help riders on ...

Renton, Wash.-based Wizards of the Coast previewed its D&D plans ahead of Gen Con, including a "World of Warcraft" crossover ...

By offering direct deposits, fee-free local spending, and global ATM access, the company is aiming to deepen customer loyalty ...

Amazon reported $200.6 billion in second-quarter revenue, up 20%, with AWS growing 37%, its fastest pace since the end of ...