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.
DuPont and Hydroblok (Draper, UT) partner to deliver insulated, water-resistant building panels that reduce labor, improve durability, and accelerate construction, with Hydroblok showcasing the technology during Utah Tech Week.
by Mark Tullis
DuPont and Hydroblok (Draper, UT) partner to deliver insulated, water-resistant building panels that reduce labor, improve durability, and accelerate construction, with Hydroblok showcasing the technology during Utah Tech Week.
by Mark Tullis
SageCreek AI provided an executive briefing on AI agents and workflow transformation. Hosted by Pelion (Draper, UT) at their stylish top-floor HQ, the event explored real-world ROI, generative AI strategies, and behavioral frameworks with Nisha Advani (Chicago) and Dr. Barclay Burns (UVU).
by Mark Tullis
The U of U Neurotech Showcase on February 10 will convene researchers, industry, investors, and policymakers for live demonstrations and networking. It will also feature technology from Jacob A. George’s lab, supported by a new Meta research partnership.
by Mark Tullis
The U of U Neurotech Showcase on February 10 will convene researchers, industry, investors, and policymakers for live demonstrations and networking. It will also feature technology from Jacob A. George’s lab, supported by a new Meta research partnership.
by Mark Tullis
Utah lawmakers are advancing an AI transparency bill (HB 286) requiring major developers to publish safety plans, report incidents, and protect whistleblowers, extending the state’s child-focused tech regulation approach to AI governance.
by Mark Tullis
Utah lawmakers are advancing an AI transparency bill (HB 286) requiring major developers to publish safety plans, report incidents, and protect whistleblowers, extending the state’s child-focused tech regulation approach to AI governance.
by Mark Tullis
HydroBlok (Draper, UT), innovating construction with lightweight, water resistant, energy-efficient panels, will host an open house February 4 during Utah Tech Week—showcasing faster builds, cost savings, and healthier, more sustainable homes.
by Mark Tullis