Utah State University launched the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DSAI) Center on January 14, 2025, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration among students, faculty, and industry to advance AI research, innovation, and real-world applications in science, healthcare, and beyond.

Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox outlined his "Built Here" agenda at Silicon Slopes Summit 2025, emphasizing people, place, and prosperity. He highlighted priorities like housing, energy, and community-building, urging collaboration to sustain Utah's growth and innovation leadership.

Utah’s Division of Technology Services (DTS) is driving innovation in 2025 with AI, IoT advancements, and modernized systems to enhance state services. With a $277M budget and 750 projects, DTS prioritizes efficiency, transparency, and security to support long-term growth.

Business must adapt their marketing strategies to capture the attention of different generations, each with unique preferences, habits and values. A Silicon Slopes Summit 2025 panel of industry founders and CEOs tackled this discussion.

The Silicon Slopes community united to prepare 1.1 million meals for Utah Food Bank, highlighting youth involvement and community-driven impact.

Scott Holmes, CEO of Teton, a high-tech outdoor gear company, shared his insights on branding at Silicon Slopes Summit 2025.

The Silicon Slopes Summit 2025, hosted at Utah Valley University, highlighted Utah’s tech industry growth, featuring venture capital trends, business pitch strategies, and health tech innovation. Key announcements included a new Vineyard cancer center and AI advancements in cancer care.

Utah’s venture capital industry has more than doubled in deal value, exceeding $4 billion in 2021. At Silicon Slopes Summit 2025, industry leaders discussed growth, increasing competition, founder mentorship, and future trends shaping Utah’s investment landscape.