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.
A Spanish Fork family of ten built a card game studio using AI to fill the roles of an illustration team, a software shop, and a marketing agency, creating employment for twin sons on the autism spectrum along the way.
by Mark Tullis
Co-Diagnostics (Salt Lake City, UT) has completed validation studies supporting FDA submission of its portable PCR platform, positioning the Utah company to expand laboratory-quality molecular diagnostics into point-of-care settings and underserved global markets.
by Mark Tullis
TCN’s SmartAMD uses multi-model AI to detect live calls, voicemails, and mobile screening systems in real time, improving contact center efficiency, agent utilization, and right-party contact rates across outbound operations.
by Mark Tullis
Utah broke ground today on The Point, a $2.3 billion mixed-use district in Draper built on the former state prison site, launching the vertical part of Phase 1 of a 600-acre development projected to generate 46,500 jobs.
by Mark Tullis
A Stanford analysis ranks the University of Utah first nationwide for the likelihood that its graduates will found venture-backed unicorns, highlighting the university's growing influence in entrepreneurship, innovation, and startup success.
by Mark Tullis
ReVroom (Provo, UT) launches ReVroom Reports, a VIN-based damage history and transparency tool for rebuilt and branded title vehicles, offering buyers independent analysis regardless of whether a seller lists on the platform.
by Mark Tullis
Redo (Draper, UT) raises $81 million in Series B funding at a $1.25 billion valuation, led by Los Smash Capital and joined by Pelion and Cervin, to expand its AI-powered commerce platform internationally and deepen its post-purchase technology suite for direct-to-consumer brands.
by Mark Tullis
Nusano (West Valley City, UT) achieved its first accelerator commissioning milestone, validating core LINAC systems and advancing its West Valley City platform toward commercial radioisotope production by the end of 2026.
by Mark Tullis