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Impinj

Impinj is a public company headquartered in Seattle, Washington that provides RAIN RFID hardware, software, and cloud services for...

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HQ
Seattle, Washington
Sectors
Information Technology & Services
Founded
2000
Type
Corporation Seattle business license
Employees
448
Registered name
Impinj Inc Seattle business license
Stage
Public

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GeekWire Podcast: Seattle startup funding falls 40% in H1 2026 as AI redirects venture capital; Kalshi court setback and Impinj marks decade on Nasdaq

The GeekWire Podcast reports Seattle startup funding fell about 40% in H1 2026 as AI redirected venture capital, plus coverage of a Seattle judge rejecting Kalshi's federal defense, Impinj's 10th year on the Nasdaq after 26 years of growth, and nearly 40 locals trying a five-week smartphone detox.

What's going on with Seattle startup funding, a Kalshi setback, Impinj's long game, and a smartphone detox

This week on the GeekWire Podcast: Seattle startup funding drops 40% in the first half of the year while AI money floods everywhere else. We dig into the numbers and the implications for the region. Plus: a Seattle judge deals Kalshi a setback, Impinj marks a decade on the Nasdaq after a 26-year climb, and nearly 40 Seattleites trade their smartphones for flip phones for five weeks. Related Stories Venture funding drops in Seattle area as AI boom reshapes startup world Helion raises $465M at $15.5B valuation as it aims to commercialize fusion UK data center startup Nscale bets big…

Impinj CEO Chris Diorio rings Nasdaq bell as RFID chipmaker marks 10th IPO anniversary after growing to $4.2B market cap

Impinj, maker of tiny battery-free RFID chips embedded in over 160 billion items, celebrated the 10th anniversary of its IPO as CEO Chris Diorio rang the Nasdaq bell; the Seattle company commands about two-thirds of its market, grew from a $250 million IPO valuation to a $4.2 billion market cap, but has reported only one profitable year and carries a $400 million accumulated deficit.

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