Brocker publishes original technology and AI news for readers who want facts, context, and clear sourcing — not a headline aggregator.
What we cover
We focus on artificial intelligence, software platforms, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and the companies shaping those fields. Each article aims to answer three questions: what happened, why it matters, and what is still uncertain.
How we source
- Primary sources first. Company blogs, official disclosures, filings, papers, and researcher write-ups come before syndication mirrors.
- Multiple links when possible. Sources sections list working URLs. Aggregator pages alone are not enough when a primary page exists.
- Uncertainty stays visible. Claims based on anonymous sourcing or exclusives are framed as reporting, not confirmed fact, until companies or authorities corroborate them.
- No invented timelines. We do not invent patch dates, launch windows, or market outcomes the sources do not support.
AI in the newsroom
Brocker uses AI tools to assist drafting from editor-selected sources. Editors remain responsible for structure, sourcing rules, factual checks, and publication. AI does not replace editorial judgment, and it does not invent sources.
Independence
Coverage decisions are editorial. Sponsored or partner content, if any, will be labeled. Product names appear when they are part of the news — not as paid placement by default.
Questions about this policy: use the Contact page or the report form on any article.