
For Utah startups, affordable engineering talent and fresh snow have long been two assets the local tech scene has had in abundance. But in recent years, “Silicon Slopes” startups have started to close the gap with Silicon Valley in other critical areas, according to a discussion at Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech conference on Tuesday.
Rather than turning to the San Francisco Bay Area, Utah startups now have local options for funding and experienced managers, Entrata CEO Adam Edmunds said during the panel in Park City, Utah.