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Despite its firm footing as the world’s biggest cloud provider, Amazon Web Services got a slow start to the generative AI race. AWS released its large language model, Titan, months after Microsoft’s reported $13 billion investment in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI and Google’s release of Bard. But AWS is also designing its own custom AI microchips, shown to CNBC in an exclusive tour of its Austin chip lab. Now analysts say AWS may gain a long term advantage in AI by offering an alternative to Nvidia GPUs.

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Ten years ago, the heartbeat of Seattle’s Chinatown-International District was silenced. On July 23, 2015, Donnie Chin, a self-appointed community guardian and founder of the International District Emergency Center, was shot and killed while responding to reports of a shooting. Though a decade has passed, his killer remains unidentified and uncharged — leaving a community to mourn, remember, and continue the work Chin devoted his life to.

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Hailey Van Lith is a junior from Cashmere High School and has offers from just about every major college basketball coach in the country.

(Director of Photography, Editor, Producer)

Meet Ruby Tuesday, a survivor of domestic violence, who’s found a way to live the live life she wants — the life she deserves. Ruby’s story is the subject of the first episode in our new series “Connections,” in which one subject’s story leads to the next through chance encounters and the random connections we make.

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As 2024 draws to a close, KING 5 Photojournalist Joseph Huerta and Producer Olivia Roberts talk with Seattleites about the good, the bad, and their hopes for 2025.

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A Clark County couple is showing the world that second chances can really happen.

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Over 100 canoes landed in Suquamish in front of the Tribe’s House of Awakened Culture on Friday. Organizers are anticipating about 9,000 people from tribes across the Pacific Northwest and British Colombia to stay for two days before the final landing at Alki Beach in Seattle.

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Being Pacific Islander means everything' | Celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month.

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Bob’s Choice is an Emmy and duPont Award-winning documentary produced by KING 5 that follows Bob Fuller, a terminally ill man who chose to end his life under Washington state’s Death with Dignity law. The film offers an intimate, unflinching look at Bob’s final days, capturing his grace, honesty, and unwavering commitment to advocacy in the face of terminal illness. It’s a deeply human story about choice, autonomy, and compassion — and it earned the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award, the highest honor in broadcast and video journalism.

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Scenes of Destruction from the Palisades Fire: 3 Days on the Ground in Los Angeles is a fast-moving special report from KING 5 that captures the raw, chaotic, and emotional toll of a wildfire that forced thousands to evacuate in Southern California. Shot over three days in the field, the piece combines powerful visuals with firsthand accounts to document the speed and scale of the destruction, as well as the resilience of the people affected. It’s a visceral look at life on the frontlines of a growing wildfire crisis — told through the lens of a team that lived it in real time.