NewsSparq is an independent publication covering technology, artificial
intelligence and cybersecurity. We exist for readers who want to understand
what a breach, a funding round or a model release actually means, not just that it
happened.
What we cover
We report on three areas, and we stay in them:
- Technology — artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, big tech and the policy fights around them.
- Startups — funding rounds, founders, and where venture capital is actually going in security and AI.
- Business — the earnings, deals and supply-chain shifts that move the technology industry.
We used to cover far more ground than that. In July 2026 we narrowed the site
deliberately, because depth in a field we genuinely know is worth more to a reader
than breadth in fields we do not.
Who writes this
NewsSparq is edited by Md Danish, who holds a Master of
Computer Applications focused on cybersecurity and software engineering, and whose
professional work spans Android development, security testing, vulnerability
assessment and network traffic analysis, including projects at L&T and Corizo.
That technical background is the reason this site goes deeper on security and AI
than a general news desk can. Every story published here passes through him.
How we work
- Sourcing. Every factual claim is tied to a verifiable source, linked
directly to primary documents, filings, government data or named officials wherever
those exist. If we cannot open and read a source, we do not cite it. - Corrections. Errors are corrected within 24 hours with a dated note at
the top of the article. We do not silently edit past stories. See our
corrections policy. - Use of AI. We use AI tools for research, drafting and editing support.
Everything published is reviewed and edited by a human editor who is accountable for
it by name. We disclose this rather than deny it, because you deserve to know how
what you are reading was made. - Independence. We are not owned by, funded by, or paid by any company we
cover.
Contact
Corrections, tips and questions: get in touch. Our full
standards are set out in our editorial policy.