Craig Cossairt is preparing to launch Bloom, an AI-native dating app that converts into a relationship app once couples commit — a first for the industry. He's building toward launch after winning a UVU data governance bounty in June.
by Mark Tullis
South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.
by Mark Tullis
Filevine (Salt Lake City, UT) launched its LOIS platform, adding an AI-native legal citator that targets specific passages rather than whole opinions, using dual-pathway retrieval to surface uncited "sub silentio" conflicts.
by Mark Tullis
A Utah courtroom dispute over edited surveillance footage highlights a growing challenge: verifying digital authenticity. Mike Nelson from DigiCert (Lehi, UT) explains why AI-driven manipulation demands stronger provenance standards to establish trust in images, videos and digital evidence.
by Mark Tullis
At a Cynosure Group–Silicon Slopes Founder Circle lunch, Utah tech leaders debated whether the state should chase Fortune 500 scale or lean into a more diverse, founder-friendly ecosystem, amid AI's disruption of enterprise software.
by Mark Tullis
Craig Cossairt is preparing to launch Bloom, an AI-native dating app that converts into a relationship app once couples commit — a first for the industry. He's building toward launch after winning a UVU data governance bounty in June.
by Mark Tullis
Nucleus Fund invests in Provo's Terraphene, a hemp-based materials startup with a nine-figure pallet supply deal, fire- and strength-tested building materials, and a pitch to help refill the Great Salt Lake by replacing thirsty alfalfa acreage with hemp.
DHS named Fortem Technologies (Lindon, UT) the only small business among seven prime contractors on a five-year, $1B+ counter-drone IDIQ. CEO Jon Gruen discusses the win, subcontractors Lockheed Martin and Microsoft, and plans to scale Utah manufacturing.
South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.
Craig Cossairt is preparing to launch Bloom, an AI-native dating app that converts into a relationship app once couples commit — a first for the industry. He's building toward launch after winning a UVU data governance bounty in June.
by Mark Tullis
Back Nine Golf (St. George, UT) has grown from a startup into a nationwide franchise network offering automated 24-hour indoor golf facilities, combining simulator technology with a low-staff operating model and international expansion.
by Elainna Ciaramella
Utah Valley University students and faculty are developing innovative technologies to combat harmful algal blooms in Utah Lake, combining patented filtration systems and synthetic biology to improve water quality while providing transformative research experiences.
by Juan Escudero
Jump Aero (Petaluma, CA) brought its all-electric Pulse aircraft to South Valley Regional Airport in West Jordan, pitching Utah on a rapid-response eVTOL designed to get a single paramedic to rural emergencies faster than an ambulance or helicopter.
by Mark Tullis
South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.
by Mark Tullis
Filevine (Salt Lake City, UT) launched its LOIS platform, adding an AI-native legal citator that targets specific passages rather than whole opinions, using dual-pathway retrieval to surface uncited "sub silentio" conflicts.
by Mark Tullis
A Utah courtroom dispute over edited surveillance footage highlights a growing challenge: verifying digital authenticity. Mike Nelson from DigiCert (Lehi, UT) explains why AI-driven manipulation demands stronger provenance standards to establish trust in images, videos and digital evidence.
by Mark Tullis
At a Cynosure Group–Silicon Slopes Founder Circle lunch, Utah tech leaders debated whether the state should chase Fortune 500 scale or lean into a more diverse, founder-friendly ecosystem, amid AI's disruption of enterprise software.
by Mark Tullis