Kevin Carlberg
Kevin Carlberg is Founder & CEO at Noösphere and holds executive roles at Noosphere Labs, as well as an affiliate associate professorship at the University of Washington. He founded Noösphere and Noosphere Labs, both startups still running. His expertise includes human-centered physical intelligence and AI research, with prior leadership roles at Meta and Sandia National Laboratories.
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Temporal rises to No. 1 on GeekWire 200 after $550M raise at $12.55B valuation as AI and hardware firms climb
Temporal is now the No. 1 company on the GeekWire 200 after a $550 million raise valuing it at $12.55 billion and surpassing $250 million in annualized revenue; the Fall 2026 ranking highlights growth in AI software and advanced machinery for space, energy and defense across the Pacific Northwest.
Bezos and Liverpool FC, a Meta vet's AI startup, Auger's Dallas move, and the demise of Microsoft's AI blob
This week: What should Liverpool FC fans expect from Jeff Bezos as a member of the storied club's new minority ownership group? We consult the Amazon leadership principles for the answer. Plus, a tip and an SEC filing lead to a scoop on a former Meta AI director's new startup, the GeekWire Editorial Board convenes to decide whether Dave Clark's Auger stays on the GeekWire 200 after moving its HQ to Dallas, and Microsoft quietly semi-retires its AI blob. Bezos and Liverpool FC Group including Jeff Bezos buys minority stake in Liverpool FC, with option to become controlling owner —…
Organizations
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Noosphere Labs Executive Officer, Director 2026–present, Founder · current
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Noösphere Founder & CEO 2026–present · current
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University of Washington Affiliate Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering 2019–present · current
Education
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Stanford University PhD, Aeronautics & Astronautics · 2007–2011
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Stanford University MS, Aeronautics & Astronautics · 2006–2007
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Washington University in St. Louis BS, Mechanical Engineering · 2001–2005