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.

Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani appointed as India’s new Chief of Defence Staff

The Centre has appointed Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani (Retd) as the new Chief of Defence Staff. He succeeds General Anil Chauhan, whose tenure ends on 30 May 2026.
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Google offers to change news search rules to avoid EU antitrust fines

Google has offered to change how it displays news results on its search engine to avoid EU antitrust penalties. The proposals aim to resolve an investigation into the company's site reputation abuse policy under the Digital Markets Act.
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AI security must shift to runtime, says F5 Asia-Pacific CTO Mohan Veloo

F5 Asia Pacific, China and Japan CTO Mohan Veloo argues AI security must move to the runtime layer, warning that shadow AI accounts and forgotten APIs pose greater risks than model attacks alone.
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ECINET’s First Test: India’s Election Stack Handled 3 Crore Hits a Minute

ECINET, the Election Commission's unified platform, sustained 3 crore hits per minute on counting day and repelled 68 lakh cyberattacks. The 2026 Assembly elections marked its first full-scale stress test.
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Broadcom launches VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 for enterprise AI workloads

Broadcom has announced VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, a private cloud platform for enterprise AI workloads supporting AMD, Intel and Nvidia hardware. The company claims the platform can reduce server costs by up to 40 per cent.
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SFLC Asks MeitY to Withdraw Draft IT Rules, Warns of Censorship Risk

SFLC has urged MeitY to withdraw draft amendments to the IT Rules 2021, arguing the changes could expand executive control over online speech and create a censorship by proxy effect on platforms.
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Anthropic, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs Form AI Services Firm

Anthropic has partnered with Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman and Goldman Sachs to form a standalone AI services company. The firm will deploy Claude across enterprise clients with Anthropic engineers embedded directly in its team.
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DST’s decade of reforms driving India’s economic growth: Jitendra Singh

Union minister Jitendra Singh said DST-driven innovation over the past decade is key to India's economic growth, calling for science to move from laboratories to markets.
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Ai+ Nova 2 Ultra 5G review: Good battery, premium feel and reliable daily performance

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Ai+ Nova 2 Ultra 5G delivers strong battery, premium design and dependable performance at competitive mid-range pricing.

Amazon Q1 Revenue Jumps 17% as AWS Posts Fastest Growth in Four Years

Amazon reported first quarter net sales of $181.5 billion, a 17 per cent increase, as AWS posted its fastest growth in 15 quarters and AI investments contributed a $16.8 billion gain to net income.
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