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Verdict: An Indispensable Weekly Tech Digest GeekWire's 'Week in Review' for March 29, 2026, serves as an excellent, concise digest for anyone looking to stay abreast of the dynamic tech landscape, particularly within
Europe's tech sector saw substantial funding from March 30-April 5, led by Mistral AI's $830M debt for AI compute. The week highlighted a strategic European focus on building foundational infrastructure across AI, quantum, and deep tech, aiming for increased technological autonomy and global influence.
Watching 'The Pitt' has likely become a highlight of your week, drawing you into its blend of intense realism, real-time pacing, and profound character studies within the high-stakes world of emergency medicine. It's no
Rocket Report: Your Essential Space News Briefing Quick Verdict: The Rocket Report, as presented by Ars Technica, stands out as a highly comprehensive and detailed weekly digest for anyone deeply invested in the space
Nintendo and Illumination surprised everyone by revealing Fox McCloud's cameo in *The Super Mario Galaxy Movie* a week before its April 1st premiere. This decision has sparked both excitement for a potential Nintendo cinematic universe and annoyance from fans who preferred to discover the cameo in theaters. The movie already features other crossovers and introduces Rosalina and Yoshi.
The Sonos Roam 2 portable Bluetooth speaker is on sale for $139, a 22% discount ($40 off) during Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2026. This deal is also available at Walmart and Sonos, bringing the speaker near its lowest price ever. The Roam 2 features improved Bluetooth pairing, retains excellent sound and IP67 waterproofing, with claimed long-term battery optimizations.
Discover the 5 best new movies streaming this week (March 16-22) on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and Peacock. Find out what to watch, where, and when with this clear, step-by-step guide.
Marathon's Loud Gunfire Uproar: Bungie Hits The Mute Button Bungie’s latest venture, the extraction shooter Marathon, has only been out for a little over a week, launching on March 5 for consoles and PC. Yet, in that
Discover 3 of the best HBO Max shows – Conan O'Brien Must Go, House of the Dragon, and Watchmen – perfect for binging this weekend. Learn what makes each show great and how to maximize your viewing experience.
For those entrenched in the fast-paced world of technology and startups, staying abreast of the latest developments is a constant challenge. GeekWire's "Week in Review: Most popular stories for the week of March 1,
Pentagon Labels Anthropic a Supply-Chain Risk, Sparking Legal Battle The Defense Department has formally designated American AI firm Anthropic as a "supply-chain risk," escalating a weeks-long dispute over the company's
DeveloperWeek 2026 highlighted that for AI tools to be truly valuable, they need improved usability, deep contextual understanding, and robust interoperability. Key discussions centered on giving human developers more agency over AI outputs, integrating proprietary company knowledge into models, and designing agentic systems that can collaborate seamlessly across workflows.
Learn to enhance your home's safety with three essential Home Assistant projects this weekend, from emergency automation to building your own security system.
Less than a week after launching the V70 series, a leak reported by Fossbytes suggests vivo is preparing a V70 FE model. This rumored device is said to feature a powerful 200-megapixel camera and an exceptionally large 7,000mAh battery. These specifications, if confirmed, could position the V70 FE as a compelling option for users prioritizing high-resolution photography and extended battery life.
GeekWire's top stories for the week of Feb. 15, 2026, highlight Microsoft's new RTO policy and leadership changes at Xbox and Remitly. Washington state is setting new terms for data centers, while Seattle-area startups Temporal and Duckbill secured significant funding rounds. The tech community also paid tribute to desktop publishing pioneer Paul Brainerd.
Microsoft is implementing a new return-to-office policy starting Feb. 23 for its Seattle-area workforce. Employees within a 50-mile radius of an office will be required to be in-person at least three days a week, a significant shift for the tech giant that aligns it with industry peers like Google and Meta.
