ARUP Selected for Redtail Clinical AI Project

Oct 6, 2026
ARUP Laboratories will use the Redtail AI Factory supercomputer to develop EventHorizon, a foundation model for analyzing clinical flow cytometry data.

ARUP Laboratories was selected for the second cohort of Redtail AI Factory challenge projects, the laboratory said in a press release. Its project will use Redtail computing resources to develop EventHorizon, a foundation model for analyzing clinical flow cytometry data.

Redtail is a statewide AI supercomputing system managed by the University of Utah. Access will let ARUP researchers train the model on larger datasets and conduct more computational iterations.

EventHorizon is designed to assist pathologists with complex flow cytometry data used to diagnose blood cancers and other hematologic diseases. ARUP said the model could help identify rare disease patterns and reduce diagnostic turnaround times.

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