Mohd Ujaley

Mohd Ujaley is a journalist specialising in the intersection of technology with government, public sector, defence and large enterprises. As Editorial Director at Tech Observer Magazine, he leads editorial strategy, moderates industry discussions and engages with key stakeholders to shape conversations around technology, policy and digital transformation. With over 15 years of experience, Ujaley has held editorial roles at prestigious publications including The Economic Times, ETGovernment, Indian Express Group, Financial Express, Express Computer and CRN India. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Economics, a Master’s in Mass Communication from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), a Parliamentary Fellowship from The Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies and a Certificate in Public Policy from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi.

AI governance, data security will shape India’s next digital push: Golok Kumar Simli

Golok Kumar Simli says AI governance, data security, privacy and cross-sector collaboration will determine India’s next digital transformation phase at scale.
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AI now executes attack chains as enterprise data leakage doubles, Check Point finds

Check Point Research's AI Security Report 2026 finds artificial intelligence now executes substantial parts of cyber attacks autonomously, while enterprise data leakage from AI tools has doubled in six months.
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CCI fines HP India over ₹141 crore in two cartelisation cases linked to GeM tenders

Competition watchdog finds HP India coordinated bid rigging with resellers in GeM procurement, imposes over ₹141 crore in penalties and orders companies to cease anti-competitive practices.

Centre approves ₹5,629 crore for Gujarat rural broadband under BharatNet

The Centre has approved ₹5,629 crore for Gujarat's amended BharatNet programme, which will upgrade broadband infrastructure across 14,287 gram panchayats and enable over five lakh rural home fibre connections.
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MeitY begins search for new STPI Director General, deadline 25 August

New Director General to steer STPI's next phase as the organisation deepens focus on AI, startups, semiconductors and digital innovation.
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NEC to Build Submarine Cable Linking India to Singapore by 2029

Japanese technology company NEC Corporation has signed a contract to build a 3,600 km submarine cable connecting Chennai and Hyderabad to Singapore and Malaysia by 2029, addressing growing demand from AI and cloud services.
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MEIL, Abu Dhabi’s Analog to invest up to $500 millon in India AI joint venture

Abu Dhabi-based artificial intelligence company Analog and Indian infrastructure major Megha Engineering & Infrastructures Ltd (MEIL) will invest $300 million to $500 million over the next three to four years in a 50:50 joint venture.
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India must move from AI consumer to global contributor, says Red Hat APAC CTO Vincent Caldeira

Red Hat APAC CTO Vincent Caldeira explains why India's 21.9 million open-source developers should contribute to foundational AI projects. He also outlines how Red Hat plans to invest in India's engineering capability to help the country move beyond AI adoption into foundational innovation.
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Uttar Pradesh must build cybersecurity products, not just consume them: Former STPI DG Omkar Rai

Omkar Rai, former STPI director general, urged Uttar Pradesh to build indigenous cybersecurity products capability and startups rather than remaining dependent on imported solutions. He called for innovation platforms connecting students, startups and government.
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India will be the next big AI market, says F5’s Asia-Pacific head

Adam Judd, SVP Sales – APCJ, F5, says that while the US and China moved first, the fundamentals now point squarely at India for the next wave of AI infrastructure build-out.
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