Explore five major tech shifts since 2010 as the GeekWire Podcast marks 15 years, from Amazon’s growth to Microsoft’s comeback and the rise of AI.

Fifteen years ago, Steve Jobs and Apple had just introduced the first iPad, Steve Ballmer’s Microsoft had been left for dead, and nerdy online bookseller Jeff Bezos was still getting… Read More ...

Fifteen years ago, Steve Jobs and Apple had just introduced the first iPad, Steve Ballmer’s Microsoft had been left for dead, and nerdy online bookseller Jeff Bezos was still getting… Read More ...

Fifteen years ago, Steve Jobs and Apple had just introduced the first iPad, Steve Ballmer’s Microsoft had been left for dead, and nerdy online bookseller Jeff Bezos was still getting… Read More ...

Bill Gates arrived at Harvard College in September 1973 as a quiet freshman from Seattle in Wigglesworth Hall. He left campus two years later not with a degree, but with a piece of software that would ...

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The exception is Barry Diller. After leading programming at ABC, running Paramount, and supercharging Fox by launching its ...

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Former Microsoft Corporation CEO Steve Ballmer publicly acknowledged the tech giant's critical strategic error in mobile computing.