Reliance brings AI into calls, homes, and soon, the sky

Jio’s ambition to build India’s sovereign digital infrastructure across both AI and satellite connectivity is a two-stage strategy.

First, develop a 120 MW green-powered AI data centre in Jamnagar, deploying Nvidia GB300 GPUs with computing equivalent to 75,000+ H100 GPUs, scalable to 200,000 H100‑equivalent GPUs. This will be the backbone for India-first AI services, including the Jio Call Agent. It can join live phone calls when users say “Hey Jio,” and offer transcription, summaries, and task execution in multiple Indian languages.

Reliance is also planning to introduce an AI home platform that proactively manages household needs.

Parallelly, Jio is exploring a sovereign Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite broadband network, potentially involving 1,600+ satellites, supported by domestic ground stations. This would allow high-speed connectivity in remote and underserved regions and reduce dependence on foreign satellite operators.

These initiatives, combined, aim to make India self-reliant in computing, connectivity, and next‑generation digital services.

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