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Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has launched a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Reliance Intelligence, marking a significant step in its AI-driven transformation. The subsidiary aims to develop large-scale AI infrastructure, including gigawatt-scale, AI-ready data centers powered by renewable energy. Strategic partnerships with global tech giants such as Google and Meta will enhance RIL's AI capabilities.

Google has announced the expansion of its AI Mode to support Hindi and several other regional languages, marking a significant step toward broader accessibility in artificial intelligence services. The enhancement enables users to interact with Google’s AI tools using native languages, improving usability, comprehension, and engagement across diverse linguistic demographics.

Mukesh Ambani, chairman of Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), has announced the launch of Reliance Intelligence, a new artificial intelligence company aimed at positioning India as a global leader in advanced technologies. The initiative underscores Reliance’s ambition to extend beyond its core businesses of energy, telecom, and retail, tapping into the transformative potential of AI. Reliance Intelligence will focus on developing large-scale AI models, sector-specific solutions, and enterprise tools tailored for Indian markets while pursuing international opportunities.

Google has unveiled Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, an advanced artificial intelligence-powered editing tool designed to revolutionize how individuals and businesses create, modify, and enhance digital visuals. Positioned as a significant leap in AI-driven image generation and manipulation, the tool blends efficiency, speed, and creative flexibility. With a promise of professional-grade results at a fraction of traditional editing time, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image aims to appeal to content creators, marketers, designers, and enterprises navigating an increasingly visual digital economy.

At its 48th Annual General Meeting on August 29, 2025, Reliance Industries unveiled a suite of AI-powered offerings, signaling its aggressive pivot into artificial intelligence across media and technology. Introducing Riya, JioPC, JioFrames, JioLenZ, and JioStar, the conglomerate framed these as catalysts for transforming user engagement and digital infrastructure in India. Concurrently, Reliance revealed plans for the Reliance Intelligence AI-centric subsidiary and announced the IPO of Reliance Jio, anticipated in the first half of 2026.

In a bold strategic shift, Paytm has unveiled an “AI-first” vision aimed at redefining India’s digital payments and financial services landscape. The company, a pioneer in mobile payments, plans to embed artificial intelligence at the core of its product development, user engagement, and operational framework. This pivot not only underscores Paytm’s ambition to sharpen competitiveness in an evolving fintech ecosystem but also signals a deeper commitment to enhancing customer experience, compliance, and efficiency.

Amid a global pivot toward artificial intelligence and automation, Infosys has announced plans to recruit 20,000 graduates in fiscal year 2025. The move reflects the IT giant’s intent to strengthen its talent pipeline and accelerate its AI-first transformation agenda. At a time when many global technology firms are treading cautiously on hiring, Infosys is signaling confidence in long-term digital demand.

Reliance Jio has launched JioPC, a compact AI-enabled cloud computing device poised to redefine personal and enterprise-level computing in India. Designed for affordability and scalability, the JioPC connects to a monitor or TV and operates via cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need for high-end local hardware. With monthly plans starting at Rs. 999, the JioPC offers access to AI tools, productivity apps, and virtual desktop environments—all stored and processed on the cloud.

The Adani Group has unveiled a sweeping plan to develop an “AI-first” healthcare ecosystem across India, marking a significant pivot into one of the nation’s most critical and under-resourced sectors. By embedding artificial intelligence throughout the continuum of care — from predictive diagnostics to precision treatment and long-term wellness management — Adani aims to address the dual challenges of accessibility and quality that have long plagued India’s healthcare system.

AMD identifies India as a pivotal market and engineering hub, solidifying its collaboration with Reliance Jio through the deployment of high-performance graphic processing units (GPUs) in data centers. With a workforce of approximately 8,000 employees in India, the company underscores its commitment to driving AI advancements and supporting India’s Sovereign AI ambitions. AMD challenges the prevailing narrative of GPU market dominance, emphasizing a diverse ecosystem where multiple players can thrive.