Reliance Industries outlined its artificial intelligence ambitions at its 49th Annual General Meeting on Friday, unveiling a series of major technology initiatives. The company announced plans to build one of the world’s largest AI computing platforms and integrate AI services into phone calls and connected homes. Reliance said its objective is to make AI accessible to consumers, businesses and public institutions across India. Alongside investments in AI infrastructure, the company also highlighted the new enterprise partnerships, consumer-focused applications and smart home solutions. Follow along with the article to learn all the key tech-related announcements made by Reliance Industries at the AGM.
Speaking at the AGM, Ambani announced plans to build a large AI data centre in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district, powered entirely by renewable energy. The company expects the first phase of the project, with a capacity of 120 MW, to become operational by the end of 2026.
In addition, the company will deploy Nvidia’s latest GB300 GPUs, providing computing power equivalent to more than 75,000 H100 GPUs in the initial phase. Reliance said the facility could eventually scale beyond 200,000 H100-equivalent GPUs, making it one of the largest AI infrastructure projects in the world.
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While the company is doubling down on the homegrown infrastructure, the company is going to further deepen its relationships with the global tech giants. Ambani said that the Jio users can currently access the Google AI Pro powered by Gemini at no additional cost.
He further added that the company is also working a deal with Meta to expand the use of the Llama AI ecosystem for Indian enterprises through sovereign hosting within India. Explaining the current partnerships, Ambani said, ‘No company, however large, can build the future alone.’
The company introduced several AI-powered services, including Jio Bharat IQ, Jio AI Assistant, JioHealth IQ, JioLearn IQ and JioKrishi IQ. According to Reliance, these services are being built to work across 22 Indian languages from the ground up, covering sectors such as education, healthcare, agriculture and small businesses.
Reliance Industries also introduced an all-new AI agent at the AGM. According to Reliance, you don’t need to install any app to use it, as it will directly be embedded in the Jio network, and the users can simply invoke it anytime on a call just by saying ‘Hey Jio.’
Once active, the assistant can transcribe conversations, identify up to 10 speakers on a conference call, create summaries, generate reminders and complete tasks such as booking cabs, ordering food and scheduling meetings.
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Reliance also unveiled Jio Teleframe, an AI-powered operating system for homes. It uses multiple AI agents to help manage schedules, reminders, healthcare tasks and entertainment, creating a more personalised connected home experience.