Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has been ranked 23rd among the world’s top 30 most valued publicly traded tech companies, according to the report ‘Trends – Artificial Intelligence’. With a market capitalization of $216 billion (approximately ₹18.22 lakh crore), Reliance is the only Indian firm on the list, highlighting its global presence in the tech sector.
Dominated by US Tech Giants
The top 10 positions in the list are dominated by American companies including Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Tesla, and Broadcom. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and China’s Tencent follow in 9th and 10th positions, respectively, showing that Reliance ranks just below Asia’s biggest tech players.
AI Innovation Driving Global Growth
Reliance’s position is attributed to its innovations across telecom (via Jio), digital commerce (through Reliance Retail), and energy. A major driver behind its global rise is its increasing investment in artificial intelligence. This includes the development of data centers, advanced networking infrastructure, and AI-based systems across customer support, software engineering, and research applications.
Transforming Indian Tech Landscape
Reliance’s focus on AI and digital infrastructure is not only growing its business but also elevating India’s status as a rising tech hub. Its 5G rollout, digital platforms, and AI-driven services have positioned it as a telecom and retail leader, while its push for clean energy solutions strengthens its sustainability profile.
Competing with Global Tech Leaders
Though significantly smaller in valuation compared to tech giants like Microsoft and Apple (each valued over $2 trillion), Reliance’s inclusion in this elite global list signals a major achievement. It reflects the company’s ability to compete on a global scale and showcases India’s growing influence in emerging tech sectors.
Sustainable and Digital Future
By blending AI with sustainability and commerce, Reliance is building a future-ready digital ecosystem. Its strategic investments indicate that the company is not just adapting to global trends but actively shaping them—placing India firmly on the world tech map.
