Intactis Bio (Salt Lake City) pioneers bio-computation using living neural tissue, enabling energy-efficient AI/ML. The platform integrates neurons with silicon, reduces costs and footprint. The company recently received $100K, part of a $300K commitment from RPV (San Francisco).
by Mark Tullis
Seek Labs (Salt Lake City, UT) joins ARPA-H’s Investor Catalyst Hub and BARDA’s RRPV, bringing CRISPR therapeutics, AI pathogen mapping, and molecular diagnostics to accelerate biomedical innovation and pandemic preparedness.
by Mark Tullis
Angel Studios (Provo, UT) went public on its own terms: combining a de-SPAC, Regulation A crowdfunding, and fan-driven governance to pull off a Wall Street feat no one thought possible.
by Mark Tullis
Angel Studios (Provo, UT) went public on its own terms: combining a de-SPAC, Regulation A crowdfunding, and fan-driven governance to pull off a Wall Street feat no one thought possible.
by Mark Tullis
Videra Health (Lehi, UT) launches Check on Mom, a free AI-powered video screener enabling mothers to confidentially assess postpartum depression and share results with providers, advancing early detection and maternal mental health care.
by Mark Tullis
Intactis Bio (Salt Lake City) pioneers bio-computation using living neural tissue, enabling energy-efficient AI/ML. The platform integrates neurons with silicon, reduces costs and footprint. The company recently received $100K, part of a $300K commitment from RPV (San Francisco).
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.
Intactis Bio (Salt Lake City) pioneers bio-computation using living neural tissue, enabling energy-efficient AI/ML. The platform integrates neurons with silicon, reduces costs and footprint. The company recently received $100K, part of a $300K commitment from RPV (San Francisco).
by Mark Tullis
Registration is open for the 2025-26 Tim Draper Utah Entrepreneur Challenges for high school and college students. Compete for $105,000 in prizes, gain mentorship, pitch experience, and showcase innovative startup ideas.
by Mark Tullis
Registration is open for the 2025-26 Tim Draper Utah Entrepreneur Challenges for high school and college students. Compete for $105,000 in prizes, gain mentorship, pitch experience, and showcase innovative startup ideas.
by Mark Tullis
Seek Labs (Salt Lake City, UT) joins ARPA-H’s Investor Catalyst Hub and BARDA’s RRPV, bringing CRISPR therapeutics, AI pathogen mapping, and molecular diagnostics to accelerate biomedical innovation and pandemic preparedness.
by Mark Tullis
Seek Labs (Salt Lake City, UT) joins ARPA-H’s Investor Catalyst Hub and BARDA’s RRPV, bringing CRISPR therapeutics, AI pathogen mapping, and molecular diagnostics to accelerate biomedical innovation and pandemic preparedness.
by Mark Tullis
Angel Studios (Provo, UT) went public on its own terms: combining a de-SPAC, Regulation A crowdfunding, and fan-driven governance to pull off a Wall Street feat no one thought possible.
by Mark Tullis
Angel Studios (Provo, UT) went public on its own terms: combining a de-SPAC, Regulation A crowdfunding, and fan-driven governance to pull off a Wall Street feat no one thought possible.
by Mark Tullis
Videra Health (Lehi, UT) launches Check on Mom, a free AI-powered video screener enabling mothers to confidentially assess postpartum depression and share results with providers, advancing early detection and maternal mental health care.
by Mark Tullis