Mumbai: Picture a village once beyond the reach of terrestrial networks, now connected through a satellite built in India. A school transformed into a smart learning environment using the devices it already has. A network that can detect, diagnose and resolve issues before users even notice them.At India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026, Jio is bringing these stories together—each born from a distinctly Indian challenge: how to make technology work at massive scale, across the complexity and diversity of India.Jio is showcasing how India is evolving from a consumer of technology into a creator, innovator and exporter of technology.
The innovations on display are sovereign, AI-first and home-grown—proven at scale in India and designed to serve the world.Built in India. Scaled in India. Taking to the World.Technologies shaped by India’s scale and diversity are among the most resilient, affordable and inclusive in the world.
At IMC 2026, Jio is demonstrating how these innovations can power the digital infrastructure of governments, enterprises and telecom operators globally.Multiple Innovations. One Big Idea.Space connectivity with no corner left behindJio’s sovereign Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation is envisioned to extend India’s digital infrastructure beyond the reach of terrestrial networks, delivering secure, low-latency, carrier-grade broadband across land, sea and air. Designed for global scale, it has the potential to position India as a trusted provider of resilient, sovereign and cost-effective space connectivity for operators, governments, enterprises and citizens worldwide.From building networks to defining themJio is moving from adopting global standards to helping shape them, with active leadership in bodies such as 3GPP and TM Forum.
Home-grown R&D is translating into high-value patents, Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), Open APIs, AI-native network frameworks and next-generation telecom technologies.A telecom stack proven where it matters mostEnd-to-end technologies designed, built and battle-tested on Indian networks are now ready to go global. They offer operators and enterprises—particularly in emerging markets—a cost-effective alternative to established global vendors, while opening new export opportunities for India as a credible supplier of telecom equipment and software.Networks that look after themselvesJio’s AI-native autonomous networks can predict, optimise and self-heal, making telecom operations simpler, more efficient and resilient.
