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"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.

Ecosystem   -   Jun 29, 2026 UVU's New Engineering Dean Arrived on Day One to Find the Future Already Under Construction
UVU's New Engineering Dean Arrived on Day One to Find the Future Already Under Construction

Spencer Magleby spent 30+ years at BYU applying folding paper techniques into spacecraft. Now he leads UVU's Smith College of Engineering and Technology.

Ecosystem   -   Jun 26, 2026 University of Utah Leads Nation in Unicorn Founder Potential, New Stanford Study Shows
University of Utah Leads Nation in Unicorn Founder Potential, New Stanford Study Shows

A Stanford analysis ranks the University of Utah first nationwide for the likelihood that its graduates will found venture-backed unicorns, highlighting the university's growing influence in entrepreneurship, innovation, and startup success.

Utah Breaks Ground on The Point, Launching a $2.3 Billion District on the Site of the Former State Prison
Ecosystem   -   Jun 29, 2026 Utah Breaks Ground on The Point, Launching a $2.3 Billion District on the Site of the Former State Prison

Utah broke ground today on The Point, a $2.3 billion mixed-use district in Draper built on the former state prison site, launching the vertical part of Phase 1 of a 600-acre development projected to generate 46,500 jobs.

by Mark Tullis
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Ecosystem   -   Jun 29, 2026 Utah Breaks Ground on The Point, Launching a $2.3 Billion District on the Site of the Former State Prison
Utah Breaks Ground on The Point, Launching a $2.3 Billion District on the Site of the Former State Prison

Utah broke ground today on The Point, a $2.3 billion mixed-use district in Draper built on the former state prison site, launching the vertical part of Phase 1 of a 600-acre development projected to generate 46,500 jobs.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 29, 2026 UVU's New Engineering Dean Arrived on Day One to Find the Future Already Under Construction
UVU's New Engineering Dean Arrived on Day One to Find the Future Already Under Construction

Spencer Magleby spent 30+ years at BYU applying folding paper techniques into spacecraft. Now he leads UVU's Smith College of Engineering and Technology.

by Mason Butler
Ecosystem   -   Jun 26, 2026 University of Utah Leads Nation in Unicorn Founder Potential, New Stanford Study Shows
University of Utah Leads Nation in Unicorn Founder Potential, New Stanford Study Shows

A Stanford analysis ranks the University of Utah first nationwide for the likelihood that its graduates will found venture-backed unicorns, highlighting the university's growing influence in entrepreneurship, innovation, and startup success.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 26, 2026 “No One Sane Goes Into Healthcare for the Money”: A Hackathon Panel on Mission and Grit
“No One Sane Goes Into Healthcare for the Money”: A Hackathon Panel on Mission and Grit

Two healthcare founders at a Utah hackathon discussed motivation, stress-focused medicine, and regulatory friction. They emphasized resilience, incremental validation, and contrasting views on innovation adoption in clinical systems.

by Mason Butler
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 At StartFest, Traeger's CEO Argues Utah's Soul Is Its Real Competitive Edge in the AI Era
At StartFest, Traeger's CEO Argues Utah's Soul Is Its Real Competitive Edge in the AI Era

At StartFest 2026 in Draper, Utah, Traeger CEO Jeremy Andrus argued that AI makes execution cheap and leadership scarce — and that Utah's pioneer heritage, not Silicon Valley's transactional model, is the state's most durable competitive edge.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors
At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors

HITLAB's Innovation World Cup brought 1,277 applicants and a $96K prize pool to Utah Valley University. A retired Army officer's maternal health startup won the pitch competition. A team of builders took home the hackathon bounty.

by Mason Butler
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 Utah's AI Industry Is Trading Demos for Discipline — And the Metaphors Have Changed Too
Utah's AI Industry Is Trading Demos for Discipline — And the Metaphors Have Changed Too

Utah AI Convergence's Industry Panel brought ChipNexus, Enzy, Lease End, Google, and Cisco's Outshift together to detail how calibrated, robust, human-centric multi-agent systems move from demos into high-stakes production deployment.

by Satwik Chavakula
Ecosystem   -   Jun 23, 2026 The Six Million Dollar Human
The Six Million Dollar Human

Nick Thomas spent 25 years building infrastructure that connected the world. Then he had to reckon with what he'd neglected to build closer to home.

by Mark Tullis
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