Mark Tullis
Mark is Co-founder/Editor of TechBuzz News. From Ogden, UT, Mark attended WSU, BYU, and Tufts. He has been involved in tech, media, publishing since the 80s.
LoanPro (Farmington, UT), AllCloud and AWS built a Claude-powered interface that turns raw loan data into plain-language borrower context for servicing agents, cutting call times up to 15% — announced days before LoanPro's invite-only Salt Flats Summit.
by Mark Tullis
Bark's monitoring AI has flagged 16 school shooting threats and caught predators grooming students on school devices. The company's redesigned Bark Watch, now built on the Samsung Galaxy Watch8, is tested out of its Kaysville, Utah warehouse.
by Mark Tullis
Milford Mining has secured a conditional $25 million USDA-backed loan to double copper throughput and valuation by 2027, adding roughly 100 jobs.
by Mark Tullis
MoShipCo, a Kaysville-based fulfillment company, built its business on refusing the "you're too small" model of big 3PLs. CEO Ryan Page explains how a no-minimum, no-contract approach let one brand survive going viral overnight.
by Mark Tullis
MessagePay (Lehi, UT) says it has added 86 credit unions and community banks this year as it expands its payments platform with AI-powered analytics designed to help collections teams predict borrower payment behavior.
by Mark Tullis
Nucleus Fund invests in Provo's Terraphene, a hemp-based materials startup with a nine-figure pallet supply deal, fire- and strength-tested building materials, and a pitch to help refill the Great Salt Lake by replacing thirsty alfalfa acreage with hemp.
by Mark Tullis
A Kaysville startup, W2 Super League, launches Utah's first premium corporate sports league October 24 — golf, pickleball, running and cycling across a month-long season, capped by a November 14 awards gala in Draper.
by Mark Tullis
Searchable, a UK-based AI visibility startup, has opened a Salt Lake City office staffed by two former Scrunch AI employees whose previous company was just acquired by Sitecore for a reported $225 million.
by Mark Tullis