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.
Utah State University, Hi Tech Solutions, and Brigham City advance plans for a 20,000-square-foot facility designed to train workers, support nuclear research and build the workforce for Utah’s emerging nuclear industry.
by Mark Tullis
At a Beehive Energy Alliance gathering in Salt Lake City, Utah officials and investors described a state well-positioned to attract energy capital — but warned that workforce shortages, not funding or ideas, may be the real constraint on delivery.
by Mark Tullis
Francisco Partners will acquire Utah-based Weave Communications in a $650 million all-cash buyout at $7.40 per share. The deal expands Francisco Partners' vertical healthcare SaaS portfolio while offering public shareholders a 34% premium.
by Mark Tullis
LVT's 2026 Public Safety & Privacy Benchmark, backed by a Harris Poll of 2,089 U.S. adults, finds Americans trust visible AI cameras more than armed guards, support behavior-detection technology, but draw a firm bipartisan line against tracking at civic events.
by Mark Tullis
Implementing Ideas marked 20 years in business with a ribbon-cutting open house at its new Orem facility, featuring remarks from CEO David Zoppetti, 47G's Gerritt Vander Linden, and keynote speaker Johnny Ferry of the Utah Manufacturers Association.
by Mark Tullis
The University of Utah and XPRIZE are exploring incentive competitions as a model for tackling Utah challenges, including Great Salt Lake restoration, minerals, climate innovation, healthspan, and research commercialization, connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, industry and government.
by Mark Tullis
UVU's Kahlert Institute for Applied AI trained faculty to build custom AI tools this summer. Across six profiles, a pattern emerges: instructors engineering restraint into AI, and shifting from teaching AI use to teaching AI management.
by Mark Tullis
Utah’s $5 million AI Moonshot program will fund research addressing challenges in mental health, water, healthcare and autonomous systems, with university-sponsored proposals due October 15.
by Mark Tullis