Torus is entering the AI infrastructure market with Foundry, a modular computing platform that combines power management, energy storage, cooling, networking, and GPUs. The company also announced $500 million in growth capital led by Magnetar to expand manufacturing and accelerate deployments.
by Mark Tullis
Nathan and Lacey Byrd’s third-anniversary gathering brought Utah entrepreneurs together for breakfast, impromptu stories of progress and a broader conversation about what counts as success.
by Mark Tullis
Appli Founder & CEO Tim Pranger has been named Technology-Provider Rising Star at the 2026 Credit Union Times Luminaries Awards. Appli's AI-powered calculators now serve 30 credit unions, surpassing $2B in member calculations with a 15% conversion rate without collecting personal data.
by Mark Tullis
At Nucleus Institute’s Converge AI forum at UVU, Utah companies and UVU educators connected practical AI adoption with human judgment, classroom evidence and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
by Isabella Pedroza
Organized Intelligence returns November 10 with a multifaith conference at the Utah State Capitol examining AI’s effects on families, education, work and public policy.
by Mark Tullis
Torus is entering the AI infrastructure market with Foundry, a modular computing platform that combines power management, energy storage, cooling, networking, and GPUs. The company also announced $500 million in growth capital led by Magnetar to expand manufacturing and accelerate deployments.
by Mark Tullis
Remote desktop startup Phaze (Park City, UT) has announced an $8.75 million seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz. Founded by the team behind Parsec, Phaze turns high-end corporate workstations into shared infrastructure accessible on demand by employees and computer-use AI agents alike.
Deload is building an AI-powered platform for independent personal trainers. Its UVU-connected founders are combining early investment, entrepreneurial programs and AI-assisted development to pursue an established market.
Newly appointed Managing Director Tara Rosander outlines Juvo Ventures’ Series A strategy, focusing on AI-driven learning tools, infrastructure, and measurable economic mobility across workforce and education ecosystems.
Torus is entering the AI infrastructure market with Foundry, a modular computing platform that combines power management, energy storage, cooling, networking, and GPUs. The company also announced $500 million in growth capital led by Magnetar to expand manufacturing and accelerate deployments.
by Mark Tullis
At Utah’s Organized Intelligence 2026 conference, religious leaders and scholars challenged conventional measures of technological progress, arguing that human dignity, relationships, creativity and moral judgment must remain central to the development and use of artificial intelligence.
by Mark Tullis
The Lehi, Utah-based software company now serves approximately 2.5 million apartment units nationwide. Its evolution from resident feedback and reputation management to AI-powered resident intelligence is opening a new chapter for the growing company.
by Mark Tullis & Isabella Pedroza
Aaron Starks will leave his role as 47G president and CEO on December 15. Matthew Croshaw will become interim president and COO as the board searches for a permanent successor.
by Mark Tullis
Nathan and Lacey Byrd’s third-anniversary gathering brought Utah entrepreneurs together for breakfast, impromptu stories of progress and a broader conversation about what counts as success.
by Mark Tullis
Appli Founder & CEO Tim Pranger has been named Technology-Provider Rising Star at the 2026 Credit Union Times Luminaries Awards. Appli's AI-powered calculators now serve 30 credit unions, surpassing $2B in member calculations with a 15% conversion rate without collecting personal data.
by Mark Tullis
At Nucleus Institute’s Converge AI forum at UVU, Utah companies and UVU educators connected practical AI adoption with human judgment, classroom evidence and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
by Isabella Pedroza
Organized Intelligence returns November 10 with a multifaith conference at the Utah State Capitol examining AI’s effects on families, education, work and public policy.
by Mark Tullis