"Ecosystem" articles pertain to buildings, developments, changes to large swaths of land that related to business. It also includes institutions that make up the Utah tech ecosystem, such as universities, accelerators, government entities and related groups.
Ecosystem
"Ecosystem" articles pertain to buildings, developments, changes to large swaths of land that related to business. It also includes institutions that make up the Utah tech ecosystem, such as universities, accelerators, government entities and related groups.
Utah’s $5 million AI Moonshot program will fund research addressing challenges in mental health, water, healthcare and autonomous systems, with university-sponsored proposals due October 15.
AlphaTech Research Corp (American Fork, UT) CEO Matt Memmott delivered the keynote at Weber County's nuclear symposium, using safety data, a radiation-as-weightlifting analogy, and a deep-aquifer desalination case study to build public support for molten salt reactors in Utah.
The University of Utah and XPRIZE are exploring incentive competitions as a model for tackling Utah challenges, including Great Salt Lake restoration, minerals, climate innovation, healthspan, and research commercialization, connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, industry and government.
The University of Utah and XPRIZE are exploring incentive competitions as a model for tackling Utah challenges, including Great Salt Lake restoration, minerals, climate innovation, healthspan, and research commercialization, connecting researchers, entrepreneurs, investors, industry and government.
Utah’s $5 million AI Moonshot program will fund research addressing challenges in mental health, water, healthcare and autonomous systems, with university-sponsored proposals due October 15.
AlphaTech Research Corp (American Fork, UT) CEO Matt Memmott delivered the keynote at Weber County's nuclear symposium, using safety data, a radiation-as-weightlifting analogy, and a deep-aquifer desalination case study to build public support for molten salt reactors in Utah.
Weber County and the Utah Office of Energy Development hosted a grassroots nuclear symposium in Ogden, bringing together industry, regulators, policy-makers, and educators to inform and explore possibilities for potential nuclear energy development in Utah.
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.
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.
Silicon Slopes Quantum hosted its second chapter meeting on post-quantum cryptography readiness, featuring an SBA regional advocate and Utah blockchain leaders discussing Q-Day risks, encryption timelines, and the state's opportunity to lead in quantum-resilient technology.
Utah’s Board of Higher Education has unanimously appointed Jon Anderson, Ph.D., as Utah Valley University‘s eighth president, succeeding Astrid Tuminez and effective August 10, 2026.
