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Editorial standards and methods

Pandorex covers security, artificial intelligence, chips, cloud infrastructure, start-ups, patents and regulation. This page explains how articles are sourced, assessed and corrected after publication.

Sources and verification

  • Primary sources such as authorities, security advisories, company reports and original documents take priority.
  • Major, disputed or consequential claims should be supported by a second independent source.
  • Facts, analysis and remaining uncertainty are clearly separated in the wording.
  • New articles list their evidence in a source box directly below the article.

Reporting and analysis

Opinions are not presented as factual claims. A section headed “Pandorex View” contains the editorial assessment of the reported matter. Paid or otherwise supported content must be labelled as such.

Updates and corrections

When a story develops, the article shows the time of its latest update. Factual corrections that change the meaning are also explained in a visible correction note. Spelling and layout fixes may be made without a note.

Tools and responsibility

Automated tools may support research, structuring and technical checks. They do not replace reliable sources or editorial responsibility for published content.

Report an issue or correction

Please name the affected article and the specific passage. You can reach the editorial team at redaktion@pandorex.info or through the contact form.

Responsible author: Pandorex Redaktion