Mukesh Ambani frame this Jamnagar project as a core pillar of India’s digital and AI infrastructure, announced at Vibrant Gujarat.

The fourth commitment centers on launching an AI platform, a major regional initiative intended to boost services.

Reliance will build India’s largest AI-ready data centre in Jamnagar, part of an ambitious plan to make AI affordable and accessible for every Indian.

The Jamnagar facility will underpin large-scale compute for Jio’s forthcoming people-first AI platform, designed to deliver inclusive AI solutions for India and global markets.

Ambani described Gujarat as central to Reliance’s identity and outlined five commitments for the state, including unprecedented investment growth.

Kutch is set to become a global clean energy hub with a multi-gigawatt solar project, round-the-clock power with storage, and grid integration.

Ambani spoke at the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference for Kutch and Saurashtra in Rajkot, an event lauded by Prime Minister Modi for its significance.

The announcement was unveiled at Vibrant Gujarat, underscoring a long-term focus on AI-driven growth and sovereign digital capability.

The AI platform aims to deliver accessible AI services from Gujarat to improve daily efficiency and productivity for citizens.

The fifth commitment includes partnering with Gujarat to support India’s Olympic ambitions, including the Veer Savarkar Multisports Complex, a world-class Jamnagar hospital, and expanded education facilities.

Gujarat is positioned to become a global leader in clean energy and green materials, with Jamnagar hosting a large integrated ecosystem spanning solar, energy storage, green hydrogen, sustainable fuels, and advanced materials.

Coverage frames Reliance’s strategy as expanding AI capabilities and domestic digital sovereignty within the Indian startup ecosystem.