Sumit Parashar
Media Highlights
A chronological media archive covering quantum developments, philanthropy, interviews, and public-profile highlights connected to Sumit Parashar's work.
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An archive of quantum coverage, interviews, and philanthropy updates, organized with clear category tags for quick scanning.
Sumit Parashar joins UVU's Woodbury School of Business in advancing the emerging Quantum Business eXchange (QBX), connecting students, faculty and industry to explore practical business uses of quantum technology.
TechBuzz News coverage of Silicon Slopes Quantum's Zero-Day-Q session on post-quantum readiness, the "quantum cliff," and what Utah organizations should do before Q-Day pressure arrives.
TechBuzz News coverage of Utah's third Quantum Roundtable, where leaders moved from discussion to a draft strategy with seven pillars, funding ranges, and a roadmap toward 2032.
A Go to Market podcast interview with Amy Osmond Cook in which Sumit Parashar explains BODEX, Quantonomy, the enduring value of data, and why the combination of AI and quantum computing could reshape business faster than most leaders expect.
This summary is based on the Fullcast YouTube video and the watch-page metadata available on July 16, 2026. The YouTube page showed the title above and labeled the upload as 7 days old, which places the publication around July 9, 2026.
A LinkedIn post highlighting Sumit Parashar's guest lecture at Ensign College's Quantum Computing Club, where he introduced core quantum ideas in an approachable way for students.
A combined news summary of two LinkedIn posts documenting an AIM Utah roundtable where Sumit Parashar presented on quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography, and Zero Day Quantum Readiness for CIOs and CISOs.
This summary combines two LinkedIn source posts: Sumit Parashar's event recap from May 29, 2026 and AIM Utah's follow-up reflection published on June 2, 2026.
This article summary focuses on the TechBuzz News media mention itself: what the coverage says about the University of Utah, regional quantum momentum, and Sumit Parashar's place in the conversation.
University of Utah research coverage focused on the Quantum Science & Technology Symposium and the university's emerging leadership in a transformative field.
TechBuzz News coverage of the Silicon Slopes Quantum chapter launch and Utah's growing focus on quantum community building.
Jon Bradshaw highlights Sumit Parashar's work connecting universities, industry, and government to help translate Utah's quantum advances into practical systems, workforce readiness, and public-sector outcomes.
This summary is based on Jon Bradshaw's LinkedIn feature published on February 22, 2026.
A milestone visit to the Utah Senate floor brought recognition, public dialogue, and a renewed commitment to making Utah a national leader in quantum innovation.
TechBuzz News coverage of UTahQuantum's mission to bridge academia, industry, and government through practical quantum systems integration, security, and enterprise-ready solutions.
A LinkedIn announcement from Columbus Community Center welcoming Sumit Parashar to its Board of Trustees, with the attached profile graphic highlighting his technology background and Project Jugnoo work.
The source announcement was published by Columbus Community Center on LinkedIn on August 29, 2025 and welcomed Sumit Parashar to the organization's Board of Trustees.
Bhilai Times featured BODEX as a Bhilai-based software company delivering international-scale web, AI, and machine-learning solutions for clients across the United States and Europe.
The Bhilai Times report focuses on BODEX's Bhilai roots, global client work, software capabilities, team culture, and long-term vision for local engineering talent.
Children at a Bhilai government school received sweaters through a Project Jugnoo and BODEX outreach effort focused on warmth, dignity, and practical winter support.
Bhilai Times reported on the sweater distribution effort and the lead image used here comes from the source article.
A birthday celebration at a Bhilai government school turned into a child-centered community event, with food packets and shared time focused on the students rather than a private gathering.
Bhilai Times reported on the school celebration and food packet distribution as a community-focused event.
A BODEX office opening in Bhilai became a community-focused event when 105 children were included through lunch and hands-on exposure to computers and a professional workplace.
Bhilai Times reported on the office inauguration and the children's outing tied to the event.
A drawing competition at a Bhilai school encouraged creativity, participation, and confidence among students through an activity-centered form of support.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on January 8, 2020 at Govt Primary School Junwani in Bhilai.
A Children's Day celebration at Kutelabhata School reflected community care through time, attention, and a shared experience built around students.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on November 14, 2018 and notes that it was celebrated at Kutela Bhata School.
A raincoat distribution program at Kutela Bhata School responded to a seasonal need that can directly affect how children travel to and attend school.
Project Jugnoo lists this event beginning July 6, 2018 and describes it as a raincoat-distribution program at Kutela Bhata School.
Project Jugnoo documented a tablet distribution effort at Rosad focused on giving students access to digital tools, learning support, and opportunity.
Project Jugnoo highlighted this effort as part of its broader work to connect underserved students with practical educational resources.
A combined shoes-and-sweaters drive gave children direct protection and comfort through essentials they could use immediately.
Project Jugnoo lists this clothing-support event on January 3, 2017 in Dist. Harda, Madhya Pradesh.
A Diwali celebration with children in Rosad brought festivity, inclusion, and shared community time into the heart of the philanthropy effort.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on November 21, 2015 in Rosad Mal, Dist. Harda, Madhya Pradesh.
Project Jugnoo provided footwear support to students at Kutela Bhata School, addressing a practical need that directly affects daily school life.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on August 2, 2015, and the source URL uses an older unrelated slug while the page title clearly matches the event.
A day of chocolate distribution with children in Rosad reflected a form of philanthropy built not only on supplies, but also on joy, time, and human connection.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on April 17, 2015 in Rosad Mal, Dist. Harda, Madhya Pradesh.
Project Jugnoo supported students at Kutela Bhata School with drawing books and colors, encouraging learning, creativity, and participation in school life.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on April 1, 2015 and the source URL uses an older unrelated slug while the page title clearly matches the event.
A January 2014 shoe distribution effort provided useful, everyday support for children and families through something simple but deeply practical.
Project Jugnoo lists this footwear-distribution event on January 1, 2014 in Dist. Harda, Madhya Pradesh.
A Rosad medical camp focused on women and children, bringing health-oriented support to people whose needs are often the most immediate in community settings.
Project Jugnoo lists this Rosad event on December 29, 2013 in its past-events page.
Project Jugnoo supported students in Dist. Harda with school dress distribution, helping meet an everyday need that affects comfort, dignity, and school life.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on January 14, 2013 under its past-events page.
Project Jugnoo documented a solar LED lantern initiative at Rosad after a local survey identified a clear need for dependable lighting support.
Project Jugnoo described the effort as a need-based initiative shaped by local survey work and focused on practical support.
An early Project Jugnoo initiative brought medical support to Rosad, focusing on direct community care where access to health services was limited.
Project Jugnoo lists this event on September 1, 2009 and labels it as a first project at Rosad.
