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Tech News   -   Jan 26, 2026 HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week
HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week

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
Ecosystem   -   Jan 22, 2026 UVU Dedicates Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology, Marking Major Expansion in Applied Learning
UVU Dedicates Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology, Marking Major Expansion in Applied Learning

Utah Valley University dedicated the 197,000-square-foot Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology building, providing hands-on learning, advanced labs, and workforce-ready education for Utah’s growing engineering and technology demand.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jan 22, 2026 A Utah Founder’s Bet on Determinism in a Quantum Age
A Utah Founder’s Bet on Determinism in a Quantum Age

Resolve Integration Technologies (Roy, UT) uses DOS 2.0™ and the 10th Floor™ interlock to enforce deterministic, auditable AI decision-making, bridging probabilistic outputs with physical safety and post-quantum trust.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jan 22, 2026 When Housing Becomes Economic Infrastructure
When Housing Becomes Economic Infrastructure

Utah’s housing crisis constrains economic growth. Legislative reforms, capital initiatives like KeyBank’s $43.4M supportive housing project, and workforce affordability challenges highlight the intersection of policy, finance, and the state’s tech ecosystem.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jan 21, 2026 FictionForge and the Architecture of Story
FictionForge and the Architecture of Story

Founder Tyler Jensen built FictionForge (Provo, UT) to solve AI’s hardest storytelling problem: sustaining narrative coherence across long-form fiction, using engineered structure to help creators turn unrealized story ideas into finished novels.

by Mark Tullis
HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week
Tech News   -   Jan 26, 2026 HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week

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
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Tech News   -   Jan 26, 2026 HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week
HydroBlok to Host Open House During Utah Tech Week

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
People & Culture   -   Jan 26, 2026 SheTech Interns Interview Lauren Mason Carris
SheTech Interns Interview Lauren Mason Carris

Lauren Mason Carris is Chief Inspiration Officer at Colibri Insights and Senior Product Strategist at Codingscape. She sat down with SheTech-TechBuzz Media Interns, Lucciana Venancio and Julia Tullis, to discuss leadership, technology and education.

by Lucciana Venancio & Julia Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jan 26, 2026 Utah Aerospace & Defense Day Returns to Capitol Hill
Utah Aerospace & Defense Day Returns to Capitol Hill

47G’s annual Utah Aerospace & Defense Day (Salt Lake City, UT) convenes 50-plus exhibitors, live drone demos, and industry leaders at the Capitol, spotlighting AI, robotics, space, and advanced manufacturing innovation, statewide ecosystem impact.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jan 23, 2026 UVU to Host AI Agent Behavioral Science Conference on January 30
UVU to Host AI Agent Behavioral Science Conference on January 30

UVU hosts a free AI Agent Behavioral Science Conference examining real-world use, research, and ethics of AI agents, featuring a healthcare informatics keynote, January 30.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jan 22, 2026 UVU Dedicates Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology, Marking Major Expansion in Applied Learning
UVU Dedicates Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology, Marking Major Expansion in Applied Learning

Utah Valley University dedicated the 197,000-square-foot Scott M. Smith College of Engineering & Technology building, providing hands-on learning, advanced labs, and workforce-ready education for Utah’s growing engineering and technology demand.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jan 22, 2026 A Utah Founder’s Bet on Determinism in a Quantum Age
A Utah Founder’s Bet on Determinism in a Quantum Age

Resolve Integration Technologies (Roy, UT) uses DOS 2.0™ and the 10th Floor™ interlock to enforce deterministic, auditable AI decision-making, bridging probabilistic outputs with physical safety and post-quantum trust.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jan 22, 2026 When Housing Becomes Economic Infrastructure
When Housing Becomes Economic Infrastructure

Utah’s housing crisis constrains economic growth. Legislative reforms, capital initiatives like KeyBank’s $43.4M supportive housing project, and workforce affordability challenges highlight the intersection of policy, finance, and the state’s tech ecosystem.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jan 21, 2026 FictionForge and the Architecture of Story
FictionForge and the Architecture of Story

Founder Tyler Jensen built FictionForge (Provo, UT) to solve AI’s hardest storytelling problem: sustaining narrative coherence across long-form fiction, using engineered structure to help creators turn unrealized story ideas into finished novels.

by Mark Tullis
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