GeekWire
AUGUST 23, 2021
In a region better known for its tech startups and legions of software engineers, it’s biotech companies that have helped lead a recent IPO boom in the state of Washington, accounting for eight of 11 firms joining the public markets via a traditional IPO over the past year. based biotech company went public. Absci Photo).
GeekWire
MARCH 18, 2021
At Microsoft, Trewin worked on new business and consumer products and helped scale products such as Windows and Xbox. Seattle-based Adaptive Biotechnologies appointed Leslie Trigg and Katey Owen to its board of directors. Adaptive Biotechnologies’ fourth quarter revenue was up 25% from a year ago. Emily Cantrell.
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GeekWire
JANUARY 22, 2021
A 17-year veteran of the Redmond company, Anderson was most recently a key Microsoft 365 leader, overseeing areas including engineering and deployment of Windows for large businesses, and PC and mobile device security. The publicly-traded company provides cloud-based software for subscription businesses.
GeekWire
SEPTEMBER 2, 2021
From top left, clockwise: inistro CEO Daphne Koller; Nautilus Biotechnology CEO Sujal Patel; Truveta CEO Terry Myerson; and Viome CEO Naveen Jain. They include folks such as Sujal Patel, who sold his software startup Isilon Systems for $2.25 Sujal Patel , CEO of Nautilus Biotechnology. billion in 2010. Nautilus CEO Sujal Patel.
GeekWire
JULY 13, 2021
Truveta emerged from stealth mode in the fall , and the company gained traction with the COVID-19 pandemic, said CEO Terry Myerson , a former Microsoft executive who led the company’s Windows and Devices group. Potential customers include pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies and other outside researchers interested in querying the data.
GeekWire
OCTOBER 19, 2020
Panay discussed the unlikely partnership with Google on the Surface Duo , leading the company’s unified Windows software and hardware teams remotely and how it may not be the “post-PC” era after all, as the pandemic renews the relevance of desktop and laptop computers in our lives. Thursday, Oct.
GeekWire
DECEMBER 23, 2021
In the meantime, biotech is gaining momentum in Seattle: “I think the interface between information technology and biotechnology is going to give us a real competitive advantage, because we’re very strong in biomedicine, and we’re very strong in computing. And there’s so much at that interface.”
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