Pulse 2.0
U.S. tech/business, non-partisan
Background
Pulse 2.0 was founded in 2018 in Ann Arbor, Michigan by Amit Chowdhry, a longtime technology journalist who previously contributed more than 1,000 articles to Forbes between 2012 and 2018, and Shan Sadiq, a software entrepreneur. The site bills itself as a business news, profiles, and deal flow publication, covering startups, big tech companies, mergers and acquisitions, device reviews, cybersecurity, and enterprise technology. It has grown to reach a claimed monthly audience of over one million readers with a very small editorial staff of roughly four to ten people. Revenue is estimated at around $7 million annually, derived chiefly from advertising and affiliate commissions. The outlet publishes its editorial ethics and standards on its website and states that its editorial decisions are made independently without third-party influence, though it discloses affiliate relationships. No significant controversies regarding accuracy or editorial independence have been widely reported. Because it concentrates on technology and business rather than political affairs, it carries no discernible partisan orientation.
Sources
- About Pulse 2.0
- Pulse 2.0 Editorial Mission
- News Ethics and Standards – Pulse 2.0
- Pulse 2.0: Contact Information, Journalists, and Overview | Muck Rack
- Pulse 2.0 – Crunchbase Company Profile & Funding
- Pulse 2.0 | LinkedIn
Profile compiled 2026-09-23; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.