Clear tech reporting from Luton.
Spencer Pulse gives UK readers useful facts about software, breaking tech news, and the IT systems businesses rely on.
A short editorial note when there is something worth your time.
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Why we began
Spencer Pulse started in Luton to fill a practical gap: UK-focused technology journalism that explains what changed, who it affects, and what to check next.
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A useful mission
We write for people making real technology decisions at work or at home. Accuracy comes first, then clear steps a reader can act on.
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Meet the editors
Our small editorial team brings distinct experience to every story. Names and roles are shown clearly so you know who checked the detail.
Bachir OnabuSenior Technology Editor
Mersida SisodiyaInfrastructure Analyst
Elīna BawejaSoftware Reviewer -
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How we report
Every substantial story is checked against multiple sources before publication. Product claims are separated from our own testing, release notes are dated, and uncertainty is stated plainly. We label commercial relationships where they exist.
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Trust from readers
Readers come to us when a software change or infrastructure decision needs context without sales language. We keep that responsibility visible in our corrections, sourcing, and privacy choices.
"The useful part is the detail around impact. I can take a change report to my team and know which systems need checking."
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