Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Akash Ambani Says Jio Aims to Connect Every Indian Home
Akash Ambani says Jio wants every home in India to have broadband internet.
He said satellite technology can help bring internet to places where ordinary networks are harder to build.
Satellites would add to Jio’s existing broadband services, rather than replace them.
Ambani also said Jio is developing its own technology for satellite communications.
He did not say when Jio’s first satellites would launch.
Asked about Elon Musk’s remarks, he said he had no comment.
He said Jio is focused on providing value to Indian consumers.
Akash Ambani said Jio aims to make broadband available to every Indian home.
He described satellite technology as one way to extend broadband coverage, especially where traditional infrastructure is difficult to deploy.
Ambani said satellite connectivity would complement Jio’s existing broadband network.
He said Jio is building an end-to-end indigenous technology stack for satellite communications.
Ambani declined to give a launch timeline for Jio’s first satellite fleet and declined comment on Elon Musk’s remarks.
- Who
- Akash Ambani, discussing Jio’s broadband plans.
- What
- He described Jio’s goal of providing broadband to every Indian home and outlined the role of satellite connectivity.
- When
- The article cites a related Business Today post dated October 8, 2026; no separate date for the remarks is stated.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- Jio aims to expand broadband access, including in areas where traditional connectivity infrastructure may be difficult to deploy.
- Company
- Jio
- Stated goal
- Provide a broadband connection for every Indian home.
- Satellite role
- Complement existing broadband and extend its reach.
- Technology approach
- Jio is building an end-to-end indigenous satellite communications technology stack.
- Launch timing
- Akash Ambani did not provide an exact timeline for the first satellite fleet.
- Musk remarks
- Ambani declined to comment on the controversy surrounding Elon Musk’s remarks.