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About Nexalytics Tech

Nexalytics Tech started with a simple frustration. Every morning there was more tech news than any one person could reasonably keep up with, and most of it landed in one of two piles: press releases dressed up as reporting, or headlines that told you something happened without ever explaining why it mattered. I wanted a place that sat in between — quick enough to read with your coffee, but honest about the details.

So that is what we built. Nexalytics Tech is an independent technology publication covering artificial intelligence, software, gadgets, startups, science, and cybersecurity. We publish new stories most days, and every one of them is written to answer three questions: what actually happened, where did the information come from, and what does it mean for the people reading?

Who's behind this

Nexalytics Tech was founded and is run by Md Arshad Shoib, a technology writer based in Giridih, Jharkhand, India. What began as a personal habit of tracking AI and startup news has grown into a full publication with a small editorial team of writers and correspondents who cover their beats closely and care about getting things right.

We are a genuinely independent outlet. We are not owned by a larger media group, and no company pays us to cover it favourably. When a piece is sponsored or contains affiliate links, we say so plainly.

How we work

We take accuracy seriously, because the alternative is not worth much. A few things we hold ourselves to:

  • We show our sources. Most articles link back to the original reporting, company statements, or research they draw on, so you can check the trail yourself.
  • We separate fact from opinion. Reporting is reporting. Our analysis — the part we call "The Nexalytics Take" — is clearly marked as our own read on the story, not established fact.
  • We correct our mistakes. If we get something wrong and you tell us, we fix it and note the change rather than quietly editing it away.
  • We avoid hype for its own sake. Not every launch is a revolution, and we try not to pretend otherwise.

You can read more about our process on our Editorial Policy page.

Who we write for

Nexalytics Tech is for the curious — developers, founders, students, early adopters, and anyone who just likes knowing where technology is heading before it shows up in everyday life. You do not need a computer science degree to follow along. If you are interested, that is enough.

Say hello

We read everything that comes in, whether it is a news tip, a correction, or just a note about something we could do better. The best way to reach us is through our Contact page, and you will usually hear back within a day or two.