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Mastufa Ahmed

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  • Enterprise Tech and AI Journalist, Freelance
New Delhi, Singapore
As seen in: LinkedIn News, TechRadar, Mint, The Register, Computerworld, CIO, Computer Weekly, Spiceworks, Network World, Le Monde Informatique and
Covers:  Enterprise tech, AI infrastructure and policy, cybersecurity, cloud, semiconductors, innovation ecosystems, tech labour shifts, GCC strategy, HR tech, future of work, workplace transformation, leaders
Journalist | #EnterpriseTech | #AI, #Cybersecurity & Tech Policy | Writing @Livemint @TheRegister @ComputerWeekly India’s tech, global view

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Mastufa Ahmed’s Biography

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I’m a business journalist covering tech, AI, cybersecurity, and workforce shifts. With 15+ years in media, I contribute to The Register, Computer Weekly, CIO.com, and Computerworld.

My reporting tracks how AI is reshaping industries, national strategies, enterprise R&D, jobs, and leadership. I interview CIOs, CISOs, founders, and policy leaders on India’s cloud evolution, semiconductor ambitions, AI missions, and global digital-first transformations.

I also cover HR and work-tech, collaborating…

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India satisfies its supercomputing needs, not its ambitions

India satisfies its supercomputing needs, not its ambitions

Feature: Creating 37 supers in a decade is impressive. The homegrown tech in them, less so

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India's tech talent pipeline is sputtering

India's tech talent pipeline is sputtering

Feature: AI and new wave of offshoring mean graduates can't get gigs

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India banks on mature-node chips to build semiconductor niche | Computer Weekly

India banks on mature-node chips to build semiconductor niche | Computer Weekly

India is doubling down on mature-node chips that power cars, healthcare and electronics, using incentives and…

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Hong Kong’s massive pension project grapples with technical glitches

Hong Kong’s massive pension project grapples with technical glitches

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Ginni Rometty's guide to leading through turbulence

Ginni Rometty's guide to leading through turbulence

Ex-IBM CEO Ginni Rometty shares her leadership code (optimism, courage, resilience) for navigating change, ch…

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A Conversation with Rocket Scientist & Entrepreneur Aisha Bowe

A Conversation with Rocket Scientist & Entrepreneur Aisha Bowe

An inspiring conversation with Aisha Bowe, a former NASA rocket scientist, entrepreneur, and soon-to-be astro…

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Can Oman become the Gulf’s third AI infrastructure hub?

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By Mastufa Ahmed
| Computer Weekly Verified
As Gulf states race to build the infrastructure that underpins the artificial intelligence (AI) economy, Oman is taking a different approach from its larger neighbours. Instead of trying to match the UAE’s AI ecosystem or Saudi Arabia’s sizeable capital deployments, Muscat is positioning itself as a neutral, highly connected hub for sovereign AI infrastructure and advanced computing.
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Is your network ready for AI traffic?

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By Mastufa Ahmed
| Spiceworks Verified
(Credits: Yuichiro Chino/Getty Images) Enterprise networks have always evolved alongside major technology shifts. Cloud computing moved applications from on-premises data centers to the cloud. Mobile devices made the internet the backbone of enterprise connectivity. Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is driving the next transformation. Unlike previous tech waves, AI changes how data flows across the network.
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When IT loses sight of enterprise low-code

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By Mastufa Ahmed
| Spiceworks Verified
(Credits: tadamichi/Getty) Low-code platforms solve a real problem for enterprises. Business teams don’t have to wait months for developers to build every app or workflow. Employees can automate tasks, build their own tools, and even create AI-powered solutions. That freedom is driving a lot of growth. Gartner says worldwide spending on low-code development technologies will reach $58.2 billion by 2029.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Senior Assistant Editor at PCQuest (CyberMedia), where I handled online-first editing, SEO, and enterprise tech coverage alongside reporting.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, early in my career. It taught me to slow down, think first, and write cleaner. Every sentence had to count.

How is social media changing news?

Social media is changing news by spreading stories faster, amplifying voices, and shaping what people see first, forcing journalists to verify faster and add context to stay credible.
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