Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani is recognized as Asia’s richest man and continues to expand his vast business empire. Reliance Industries, India’s most valuable company, is venturing into new territories. Ambani introduced the Jio AI-Cloud welcome offer, which offers Jio users up to 100 GB of free cloud storage. This storage solution allows users to securely store and access their photos, videos, documents and other digital content. Ambani said the offering would be launched during the upcoming Diwali festival, showcasing a “powerful and affordable solution” that makes cloud data storage and AI services accessible to everyone.

“We will also have the most competitive prices on the market for those who need additional storage,” he added. Highlighting the importance of accessibility, Ambani said AI should not be a luxury reserved for a privileged few, but rather accessible to all users across different devices.

“This requires a delivery model in which AI services and AI-processed data are hosted in the cloud, allowing each user to access their data and services from anywhere using high-speed networks. low-latency throughput,” he explained. This approach aims to ensure that everyone can benefit from AI technology, regardless of their socio-economic status.

JioPhonecall AI Service

In addition to the cloud storage offering, Akash Ambani introduced the JioPhonecall AI service, which allows users to record calls and store them in Jio Cloud. This service automatically transcribes calls and can summarize or translate conversations into different languages. It aims to make important voice communications easily accessible and understandable in different languages.

Competitive landscape

With the introduction of these innovative services, Jio is positioning itself as a formidable competitor in the cloud storage market, challenging established players like Google Drive and Apple iCloud. The promise of 100GB of free storage is particularly attractive compared to Google’s 100GB plan priced at Rs 130 per month and Apple’s iCloud offerings starting at Rs 75 for 50GB.