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.
Autonomous Solutions Inc. (Mendon, UT) launches ASI Construction with SoftBank, expands into Utah’s Silicon Slopes, and marks 25 years of automating 100+ off-road vehicles with its Mobius® autonomy platform.
by Mark Tullis
Utah's legal community raised $10,000 for The Road Home, uniting dozens of legal professionals across the state in support of homelessness prevention and community engagement.
by Mark Tullis
Purgo Scientific names James A. Bowman Chief Executive Officer to accelerate commercialization of its Purgo Pouch, a breakthrough localized drug delivery platform targeting persistent surgical infections in human and veterinary medicine.
by Mark Tullis
Newly unsealed allegations in Utah’s lawsuit against Snap reveal concerns over teen safety, AI misuse, and data practices on Snapchat. Snap disputes the claims, citing it has existing safety tools available to users.
by Mark Tullis
Driven (Heber, UT), a SaaS startup for home service businesses, announces it has raised $2.5 million from Reformation Partners (Miami, FL) and Startup Ignition Ventures (Provo, UT), after experiencing 400% growth and 100% customer retention.
by Mark Tullis
Crew, a Vineyard, Utah-based home services platform for short-term rental owners, raised $3 million to expand its tech-enabled operations. It offers scalable, on-demand solutions like trash removal, cleaning, and maintenance across 125 cities.
by Mark Tullis
Angel Studios’ Dry Bar Comedy returns for Season 17, featuring Caroline Rhea, Rob Schneider, Patrick Warburton, and Adam Carolla to headline Angel Studios’ clean-comedy offerings, powered by audience investors and a billion-view digital platform.
by Mark Tullis
HeroDevs (Salt Lake City, UT) secures $125M from PSG and launches a $20M Open Source Sustainability Fund to support secure, long-term maintenance of deprecated OSS, helping enterprises mitigate security risks without disrupting legacy systems.
by Mark Tullis