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Decoded

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Decoded is ITP.NET 's flagship technology podcast exploring the forces shaping the Middle East’s digital future. Each episode dives into emerging tech trends, AI breakthroughs, cybersecurity challenges, and innovation stories driving the region’s transformation—told through in-depth analysis and conversations with industry leaders based from the region and beyond. Whether you’re a tech professional, investor, or curious listener, Decoded delivers the context, insights, and perspectives you need to stay ahead in one of the world’s fastest-growing tech hubs.

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Latest episode

Aug 18, 2025

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Episodes

Cloudfare’s Bold Bet on the Content Economy 18.08.2025

What if your website could charge AI companies every time they train on your content? In this episode of Decoded , host Pavneet Kaur sits down with Cloudflare’s CTO to unpack its new “pay-per-crawl” marketplace – and why it could change how the internet’s content economy works. We get into the how, the why, and the big questions no one’s asking.

Engineering Enterprise Evolution 18.08.2025

Ever wondered why some enterprise AI projects take off while others fizzle out? The debut episode of Decoded pulls back the curtain with Khalid Murshed, CEO of e& enterprise. From what truly works (and what doesn’t) to building governance into the very foundation and scaling AI responsibly – we break it all down.

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