SheTech Explorer Day returns February 24, 2026, in Sandy, Utah, uniting 3,500 high school girls with mentors, companies, and colleges for hands-on STEM exploration and career pathway discovery.
Canary Speech (Provo, UT) and Intermountain Ventures launch the first IRB-approved study using AI-driven vocal biomarkers to detect Multiple Sclerosis, aiming for earlier, non-invasive diagnosis and improved patient outcomes.
Heidi Barnett, President at isolved (Sandy, UT) discusses with SheTech - TechBuzz media interns Danitza Sarmiento and Nova Jordan how she navigated a winding path to tech, balancing college, motherhood, and leadership.
At Silicon Slopes Summit 2026, Mark Cuban and CMS Administrator Chris Klomp confronted the real drivers of healthcare costs—complexity, consolidation, and hidden incentives—in a candid discussion on transparency, competition, and why meaningful reform remains so hard.
David Frazier argues that venture capital economics reward extreme differentiation, not incremental progress. Playing it safe may feel prudent, but for VC-backed startups, asymmetry and monopolistic advantage are often the only viable path.
SheTech Explorer Day returns February 24, 2026, in Sandy, Utah, uniting 3,500 high school girls with mentors, companies, and colleges for hands-on STEM exploration and career pathway discovery.
4StudentLives (St. George, UT) has raised $600K from Startup Ignition to digitize threat assessments, helping K–12 schools prevent violence and provide early intervention for at-risk students.
Rasa Legal raises $5 million to expand its technology platform helping Americans clear criminal records. Founded by Noella Sudbury, the company uses AI and legal expertise to unlock workforce access, reduce barriers, and scale nationally.
Jump raised $80 million in a Series B led by Insight Partners, bringing total funding to $105 million. The wealthtech startup is expanding from AI meeting automation into an enterprise-grade AI operating layer for financial advisory firms.
SheTech Explorer Day returns February 24, 2026, in Sandy, Utah, uniting 3,500 high school girls with mentors, companies, and colleges for hands-on STEM exploration and career pathway discovery.
Gotcha QR (Santaquin, UT) has launched a battery-free QR code recovery system for lost items, pets, and vulnerable individuals. The subscription-based service enables anonymous, real-time connection between finders and owners—no app, GPS, or exposed personal data required.
The Tim Draper High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge named 20 finalist teams for 2025–26, advancing student entrepreneurs statewide to compete for $30,000 at the University of Utah.
Vasion appoints Scott Lee as Chief Product Officer to drive AI-powered print automation, strengthen product strategy, and deliver enterprise-grade digital transformation, leveraging his 25+ years of SaaS and leadership experience.
Canary Speech (Provo, UT) and Intermountain Ventures launch the first IRB-approved study using AI-driven vocal biomarkers to detect Multiple Sclerosis, aiming for earlier, non-invasive diagnosis and improved patient outcomes.
Heidi Barnett, President at isolved (Sandy, UT) discusses with SheTech - TechBuzz media interns Danitza Sarmiento and Nova Jordan how she navigated a winding path to tech, balancing college, motherhood, and leadership.
At Silicon Slopes Summit 2026, Mark Cuban and CMS Administrator Chris Klomp confronted the real drivers of healthcare costs—complexity, consolidation, and hidden incentives—in a candid discussion on transparency, competition, and why meaningful reform remains so hard.
David Frazier argues that venture capital economics reward extreme differentiation, not incremental progress. Playing it safe may feel prudent, but for VC-backed startups, asymmetry and monopolistic advantage are often the only viable path.