Three proposed facilities west of the airport would draw on the same aquifer. City planners want cooling plans on paper before permits move.
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State government, the University of Utah, enterprise software and the data centers going up west of the airport.
A legislative committee will review the draft bill in its November interim meeting.

Democratic candidate Kent Udell spoke with KOAL on his race for Utah's 3rdCongressional District. He discussed data centers, energy production and water.

The Utah Inland Port Authority on Wednesday unveiled PortSLC, a rebranding of its Northwest Quadrant project area intended to launch an international campaign focused on attracting aerospace and defense, life sciences and advanced manufacturing companies to the Beehive State.


At 47G’s Zero Gravity Summit, QuSecure’s Garfield Jones, Microsoft’s Michael Salazar and IonQ’s Craig Miller, moderated by Holland & Knight’s Marissa Serafino, urged organizations to inventory systems and data and adopt post-quantum cryptography now.


Companies around the world are increasingly citing artificial intelligence when slashing jobs, fueling anxiety that a lot more workers may lose their livelihoods to machines.

The state of Utah, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), six other states, and two local governments are suing Toast, Inc., a company that provides point-of-sale hardware and software to restaurants and other businesses.



Rogue Technologies and Granite Tait won $15,000 at Utah’s Hard Tech Hackathon for reactor modeling and AI workload management at the Zero Gravity Summit.













Utah's inaugural Hard Tech Week opened with a 48-hour hackathon offering $15,000 in bounties for solutions spanning AI infrastructure, energy, cybersecurity and other technical challenges facing industry.



Freight startups say a new transload site could double the shipments their routing tools handle in-state.





Citizen Portal uses AI to make government meetings searchable and support local news. At UVU, Paul Allen and Thomas Dyches outlined tools for residents, publishers and businesses following public decisions.

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.