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Jio At 10: 533.3 Million Users Later, Akash Ambani Sets Sights On Global Markets

Mumbai: With 533.3 million customers and more than 23 exabytes of monthly data traffic, Reliance Jio is setting its sights on global markets after completing a decade that transformed India’s telecom landscape. Jio Platforms Managing Director and Reliance Jio Chairman Akash Ambani said the company plans to take its made-in-India technology across connectivity, digital products, enterprise…

Jio At 10: 533.3 Million Users Later, Akash Ambani Sets Sights On Global Markets

Exactly a decade after its launch, Reliance Jio has reached a milestone of 533.3 million subscribers and handles over 23 exabytes of monthly data traffic. Managing Director and Chairman Akash Ambani announced plans to expand Jio’s technologies globally to connectivity, digital products, enterprise solutions, and artificial intelligence.

In a letter to employees, Ambani emphasized that the next step is to scale these innovations globally and reinforce India’s reputation as a creator of technology for the world. Jio has transcended its initial role as a telecom provider, developing original technology in India across connectivity, digital products, enterprise solutions, and AI.

Ambani highlighted the significance of the company’s journey, from offering free voice calls and initially providing services free to subscribers under a promotional scheme, to reaching 50 million customers within 83 days of its launch. By June 30, 2026, Jio had amassed 533.3 million customers. The data operator now carries more than 23 exabytes of data traffic each month.

Jio has played a crucial role in India’s transition towards 5G and has expanded connectivity across homes and businesses. Ambani attributed Jio’s growth to the innovation and dedication of its employees. With a strong domestic presence, Jio’s focus is shifting towards exporting Indian-developed digital and AI technologies to global markets in the coming decade.

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