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GeekWire is a fast-growing, national technology news site with strong roots in the Seattle region and a large audience of loyal, tech-savvy readers around the globe, who follow the site for breaking news, expert analysis and unique insights into the technology industry. Founded in 2011, GeekWire is uniquely positioned to cover some of the most widely followed and innovative tech companies in the world, and one of the most vibrant startup markets in the country. Our signature events bring out thousands of people to connect, learn, recruit, do business and have fun with a broad cross-section of the tech community. Our membership program includes some of the most respected figures in the technology community: top entrepreneurs, computer scientists and business leaders. In addition to news coverage, GeekWire provides widely-used resources for the Pacific Northwest technology community, including the GeekWork job board, GeekWire 200 startup ranking, GeekWire Seattle engineering outpost list, the Startup List database, Service Provider Directory and GeekWire Calendar. GeekWire also produces popular audio podcasts and video shows.
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Our quest for an AI theme song: Our regular GeekWire Podcast segment “My AI” didn’t have a musical jingle. So of course, we decided to use AI to create one. You can hear the results and our reactions on this week’s show. Even when the music wasn’t great, the technology was pretty incredible. But as we discuss, the underlying issues are a lot more complicated.
What we learned using AI text-to-music generators
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GoDaddy is expanding further beyond its domain business with new AI-powered tools, providing a litmus test for AI adoption by small-business customers.
GoDaddy goes big into AI from Seattle-area hub | Can Seattle be the Silicon Valley of climate tech?
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We’re back with another update to the GeekWire 200, our ranking of the top privately held technology startups in Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest. The list provides a snapshot of the region’s robust startup landscape and highlights companies that are gaining traction. See the full GeekWire 200 ranking for Q3 2024: https://lnkd.in/ertnM9uJ Some highlights: — A number of startups that recently raised funding moved up the list: Chainguard (No. 18); Protect AI (No. 41); Pandion (No. 62); and Boulder Care (No. 72). — The top-ranked companies are mostly focused on B2B enterprise software, a traditional strong suit of the Seattle tech ecosystem. But there are also a handful of consumer startups, including used goods marketplace OfferUp (No. 3), multiplayer gaming giant Rec Room (No. 8), and smart camera maker Wyze (No. 10). — A majority of the startups on the list hail from the Seattle region. But Oregon and British Columbia are well represented, reflecting the strength of the broader Pacific Northwest tech scene. Oregon companies include Responsive (No. 9); Agility Robotics (No. 12); SheerID (No. 15); Dutchie (No. 49); Lumen Learning (No. 50). British Columbia companies include Certn (No. 21); Klue (No. 27); Riipen (No. 46); Trulioo (No. 64); FORM (No. 65).
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We’re back with another update to the GeekWire 200, our ranking of the top privately held technology startups in Seattle and the rest of the Pacific Northwest. The list provides a snapshot of the region’s robust startup landscape and highlights companies that are gaining traction. See the full GeekWire 200 ranking for Q3 2024: https://lnkd.in/ertnM9uJ Some highlights: — A number of startups that recently raised funding moved up the list: Chainguard (No. 18); Protect AI (No. 41); Pandion (No. 62); and Boulder Care (No. 72). — The top-ranked companies are mostly focused on B2B enterprise software, a traditional strong suit of the Seattle tech ecosystem. But there are also a handful of consumer startups, including used goods marketplace OfferUp (No. 3), multiplayer gaming giant Rec Room (No. 8), and smart camera maker Wyze (No. 10). — A majority of the startups on the list hail from the Seattle region. But Oregon and British Columbia are well represented, reflecting the strength of the broader Pacific Northwest tech scene. Oregon companies include Responsive (No. 9); Agility Robotics (No. 12); SheerID (No. 15); Dutchie (No. 49); Lumen Learning (No. 50). British Columbia companies include Certn (No. 21); Klue (No. 27); Riipen (No. 46); Trulioo (No. 64); FORM (No. 65).
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A group of longtime travel industry veterans are teaming up on a new Seattle-based startup called Otto that is developing an AI-powered virtual assistant for business travel booking.
Travel vets raise $6M for stealthy Seattle travel startup
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The upcoming auction of more than 150 assorted items owned by the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen will feature computing equipment and artifacts, historic letters, artworks, space-related memorabilia and more.
Shopping for the fun stuff in the Paul Allen auction | Dropbox acquires Portland startup
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Pack Ventures, an emerging venture capital fund that invests in startups with key connections to the University of Washington, is gearing up to raise a new $30 million fund and make a bigger mark on the Seattle entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Woof! Pack Ventures raising $30M fund to back UW-affiliated startups
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Another car-sharing service is launching in Seattle. ZEV co-op is putting a unique spin on car-sharing, offering electric cars to underserved communities by partnering with local nonprofits and government entities. It’s hoping to avoid the fate of a growing list of similar services that have shut down in the region.
A new EV car-sharing program in Seattle aims to reach underserved communities with co-op model
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