A pandemic ski trip to Utah led Ashish to relocate his ed-tech startup, Edmo. Today, the Lehi-based company utilizes advanced AI to solve massive higher education bottlenecks, including four-minute credit evaluations, and predicts local avalanches.

DBT Aero (Riverton, UT) says its unconventional aircraft geometry could cut fuel burn, boost payload, and revive regional aviation economics. Founder Michael Duke is bringing that argument to the 47G Summit with a vision for flight.

Odys Aviation (Long Beach, CA) produces hybrid VTOL for multiple uses, with cargo certification expected this year and a possible Utah factory on the horizon.

At Accelerate 26, Pattern launched Pi, an AI-powered ecommerce execution engine built on 77 trillion data points, while executives Dave Wright and John LeBaron outlined bets on automation, social commerce, AI discovery, and brand growth.

Amplēo (Lehi, UT) acquires Crunchfirm (San Francisco, CA), adding full-stack CFO services for VC-backed startups to its growing platform. The deal, the firm's seventh acquisition in under two years, deepens Amplēo Finance's venture-stage expertise and expands its one-stop embedded services model.

AMH opens a Product Engineering hub in Draper, targeting 100 hires as the single-family rental giant bets on Utah's tech talent to build AI-powered tools transforming how Americans find and rent homes.

SoloFire, a Utah-based sales enablement platform for medical device and life science teams, has launched what it believes is the first AI coaching product in its vertical, letting reps practice realistic sales conversations before entering the field.

NetDocuments (Lehi, UT) launched an AI-focused legal platform using a “context graph” to connect documents, matters, and firm knowledge, aiming to improve legal search, workflows, and AI-assisted legal work.