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Tech News   -   Jul 29, 2026 Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market
Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market

South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 23, 2026 Rodatherm and Fulcrum Point Bet on Waterless Geothermal — With a Shale-Field Playbook
Rodatherm and Fulcrum Point Bet on Waterless Geothermal — With a Shale-Field Playbook

Rodatherm Energy (Salt Lake City, UT) and Fulcrum Point Holdings (Salt Lake City, UT) are applying a shale-drilling financing model to scale waterless geothermal power near Brigham City, pairing it with Utah's nuclear buildout in a phased, cash-flow-funded energy campus strategy.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 23, 2026 From a Slow-Down Request to a Global Dubbing Platform: How Two Orem Brothers Built DittoDub
From a Slow-Down Request to a Global Dubbing Platform: How Two Orem Brothers Built DittoDub

Two Orem-raised brothers turned a teenage YouTuber's request from foreign viewers to slow down into DittoDub, a Salt Lake City AI dubbing company now used by some of YouTube's largest creators, including Erling Haaland's rapidly growing channel.

by Mark Tullis
Money   -   Jul 22, 2026 Domo to Sell Operating Business to Progress Software in $400 Million Deal
Domo to Sell Operating Business to Progress Software in $400 Million Deal

Domo's board unanimously approved a $400 million asset sale to Progress Software, ending months of financial distress. Domo will retain over $900 million in tax loss carryforwards and continue as a separate public company under a new name.

by Mark Tullis
People & Culture   -   Jul 21, 2026 SheTech Interns Interview Kristie Rowley
SheTech Interns Interview Kristie Rowley

Kristie J. Rowley, BambooHR's Senior Manager of AI/ML Engineering, discusses her unconventional path from rural Idaho to leading AI Operations at the Draper company, and offers advice for young women navigating the fast-moving, unpredictable world of applied AI.

by Kennedy Mason & Renesmee Saulter
Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market
Tech News   -   Jul 29, 2026 Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market

South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.

by Mark Tullis
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Tech News   -   Jul 29, 2026 Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market
Obra Launches to Put Job Seekers First in an AI-Chaotic Hiring Market

South Jordan-based Obra emerges from stealth with two linked products, Obra Jobs and Obra Hire, betting that AI broke hiring's inbound signal and that a trust-first, outbound-focused platform can restore it.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 29, 2026 Inside LOIS Legal Research: How Filevine Is Hunting for the Precedents Citators Can't See
Inside LOIS Legal Research: How Filevine Is Hunting for the Precedents Citators Can't See

Filevine (Salt Lake City, UT) launched its LOIS platform, adding an AI-native legal citator that targets specific passages rather than whole opinions, using dual-pathway retrieval to surface uncited "sub silentio" conflicts.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 27, 2026 The Tyler Robinson Hearing Revealed a Problem Bigger Than AI: Can We Trust Digital Evidence?
The Tyler Robinson Hearing Revealed a Problem Bigger Than AI: Can We Trust Digital Evidence?

A Utah courtroom dispute over edited surveillance footage highlights a growing challenge: verifying digital authenticity. Mike Nelson from DigiCert (Lehi, UT) explains why AI-driven manipulation demands stronger provenance standards to establish trust in images, videos and digital evidence.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jul 24, 2026 What Comes Next for Silicon Slopes? Utah Founders Debate Scale, Culture, and the Age of AI
What Comes Next for Silicon Slopes? Utah Founders Debate Scale, Culture, and the Age of AI

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.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 23, 2026 Rodatherm and Fulcrum Point Bet on Waterless Geothermal — With a Shale-Field Playbook
Rodatherm and Fulcrum Point Bet on Waterless Geothermal — With a Shale-Field Playbook

Rodatherm Energy (Salt Lake City, UT) and Fulcrum Point Holdings (Salt Lake City, UT) are applying a shale-drilling financing model to scale waterless geothermal power near Brigham City, pairing it with Utah's nuclear buildout in a phased, cash-flow-funded energy campus strategy.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jul 23, 2026 From a Slow-Down Request to a Global Dubbing Platform: How Two Orem Brothers Built DittoDub
From a Slow-Down Request to a Global Dubbing Platform: How Two Orem Brothers Built DittoDub

Two Orem-raised brothers turned a teenage YouTuber's request from foreign viewers to slow down into DittoDub, a Salt Lake City AI dubbing company now used by some of YouTube's largest creators, including Erling Haaland's rapidly growing channel.

by Mark Tullis
Money   -   Jul 22, 2026 Domo to Sell Operating Business to Progress Software in $400 Million Deal
Domo to Sell Operating Business to Progress Software in $400 Million Deal

Domo's board unanimously approved a $400 million asset sale to Progress Software, ending months of financial distress. Domo will retain over $900 million in tax loss carryforwards and continue as a separate public company under a new name.

by Mark Tullis
People & Culture   -   Jul 21, 2026 SheTech Interns Interview Kristie Rowley
SheTech Interns Interview Kristie Rowley

Kristie J. Rowley, BambooHR's Senior Manager of AI/ML Engineering, discusses her unconventional path from rural Idaho to leading AI Operations at the Draper company, and offers advice for young women navigating the fast-moving, unpredictable world of applied AI.

by Kennedy Mason & Renesmee Saulter
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