Jio AirFiber will be available from September 19th.
Jio Fiber broadband connects around 10 million homes but with the AirFiber, the company aims to connect 200 million homes. It will be a hotspot device to transmit WiFi throughout the home. This service was announced at last year's AGM and this time, the company revealed the Jio AirFiber will be selling from September 19th.
As around 80 per cent of data consumption happens indoors, Jio is trying to tap this market with its bouquet of smart home offerings called Jio SmartHome services.
Reliance also revealed that JioCinema will soon get features like multi-video, PiP, and multi-lingual support for various Indian languages.
The company promises AI to everyone everywhere (What Reliance said on stage). It is planning to develop India-specific AI models and AI-powered solutions. It will be also creating up to 2,000 megawatts of AI-ready computing capacity.
It gives the developers control and access to activate network slices (wherein a network is sliced into segments and each segment can be put to a different task), deploy applications on edge computing (for quicker computing and communication in IoT devices without relying on the cloud), and access a diverse ecosystem of partner applications. Jio highlights how its developer platform will facilitate low-latency applications and quick deployment.
It also announced its first Jio True 5G Lab in Reliance Corporate Park, Mumbai, wherein its technology partners and enterprise customers can test, build, and develop various applications.
Mr Ambani also emphasized how they have transformed from a telecom operator to a technology company. It underlined how it is among the first globally to develop 6G capabilities and also one of the largest filers of global patents from India for digital technologies.