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Tech News articles are straightforward news stories. They provide facts and details about happenings, announcements, and events in Utah's tech sector that the TechBuzz editor and founders consider newsworthy and important for the ecosystem to be aware of.
Tech News articles are straightforward news stories. They provide facts and details about happenings, announcements, and events in Utah's tech sector that the TechBuzz editor and founders consider newsworthy and important for the ecosystem to be aware of.
In a first-of-its-kind partnership, the Navajo Nation has awarded a total of $74 million in grants to ZenniHome, a producer of sustainable, affordable factory-made homes using high-quality materials based in Page, Arizona. The grants include $50 million from the Navajo Nation’s Community Housing and
CompTIA has revealed details of its learning and certification programs for the growing job market for artificial intelligence (AI) skills. “The crossing of the AI chasm means workers and companies need to quickly hone their skills-building strategies across AI domains,” said Thomas Reilly, chief product officer, CompTIA. “CompTIA’s
In a first-of-its-kind partnership, the Navajo Nation has awarded a total of $74 million in grants to ZenniHome, a producer of sustainable, affordable factory-made homes using high-quality materials based in Page, Arizona. The grants include $50 million from the Navajo Nation’s Community Housing and
by Mark Tullis
In a first-of-its-kind partnership, the Navajo Nation has awarded a total of $74 million in grants to ZenniHome, a producer of sustainable, affordable factory-made homes using high-quality materials based in Page, Arizona. The grants include $50 million from the Navajo Nation’s Community Housing and
by Mark Tullis
In a first-of-its-kind partnership, the Navajo Nation has awarded a total of $74 million in grants to ZenniHome, a producer of sustainable, affordable factory-made homes using high-quality materials based in Page, Arizona. The grants include $50 million from the Navajo Nation’s Community Housing and
by Mark Tullis
CompTIA has revealed details of its learning and certification programs for the growing job market for artificial intelligence (AI) skills. “The crossing of the AI chasm means workers and companies need to quickly hone their skills-building strategies across AI domains,” said Thomas Reilly, chief product officer, CompTIA. “CompTIA’s
by Mark Tullis
CompTIA has revealed details of its learning and certification programs for the growing job market for artificial intelligence (AI) skills. “The crossing of the AI chasm means workers and companies need to quickly hone their skills-building strategies across AI domains,” said Thomas Reilly, chief product officer, CompTIA. “CompTIA’s
by Mark Tullis
CompTIA, the world’s leading information technology (IT) certification and training body, has launched a new free resource, Career Explorer, an interactive online platform designed to connect people with everything they need to learn what it’s like to work in tech. It removes the complexity and uncertainty about working
by Mark Tullis
CompTIA, the world’s leading information technology (IT) certification and training body, has launched a new free resource, Career Explorer, an interactive online platform designed to connect people with everything they need to learn what it’s like to work in tech. It removes the complexity and uncertainty about working
by Mark Tullis
Powder Baby Dry Shampoo, a student startup from Brigham Young University that sells healthy and non-aerosol dry shampoo in five colors, won the $30,000 Simon Gibson Grand Prize and first place in the 2024 Utah Entrepreneur Challenge at a final awards and showcase event at University of Utah
by Mark Tullis
Powder Baby Dry Shampoo, a student startup from Brigham Young University that sells healthy and non-aerosol dry shampoo in five colors, won the $30,000 Simon Gibson Grand Prize and first place in the 2024 Utah Entrepreneur Challenge at a final awards and showcase event at University of Utah
by Mark Tullis