Mar 4, 2016 | Aerospace, Innovation
Aerospace innovation isn’t confined to next-gen composites and robotic assembly. Boeing engineers have come up with a new airline bathroom design in which basic functions are activated with the wave of your hand and UV rays zap the whole lavatory space when you...
Feb 24, 2016 | Innovation, Technology
Washington State is the center for cloud computing and home to huge server facilities that collect and process all that data. It’s not surprising that Washington companies would design new ways to improve the system, specifically ways to cool the system. Rooms...
Feb 23, 2016 | Technology
There is growing competition in cloud computing and Washington State has become the recognized hub of cloud services. Companies focused on big data storage and cloud platform applications are expanding their footprint in Washington. As we’ve posted in recent...
Feb 17, 2016 | Technology
Google is one of many Silicon Valley tech giants that has firmly planted their operations in Washington State. In 2004 Google recognized that it was a smart move to go where the upcoming tech talent lives. With offices in Bothell, Fremont and Kirkland they have now...
Feb 16, 2016 | Technology
Thanks to Amazon Web Services, budding game designers can now tap into a new design studio to create the next Mindcraft or Angry Birds. Amazon’s Lumberyard will offer designers a sophisticated set of tools to design multi-player games on Amazon’s GameLift...
Feb 4, 2016 | Innovation, Technology
Football is arguably America’s sport these days. Now Microsoft offers up their vision for what televised entertainment will be like in the future, thanks to the HoloLens. The device may one day be able to put you and your friends in the driver’s seat come...
Feb 1, 2016 | Clean Energy, Technology
Cloud computing is made possible by installations of huge servers processing the big data that allows us all to stay connected. These server farms demand enormous amounts of energy. Two Washington State companies, Microsoft and Amazon, are world leaders in cloud...
Jan 29, 2016 | Innovation, Life Science/Global Health
From the portable heart defibrillator in the 1950s to the Scribner shunt and kidney dialysis machine in the ’60s, to bone marrow transplantation procedure in the ’70s and the Rotoblator and a vaccine vial monitor in more recent years, Washington State has...