Reliance Industries Ltd's investments in new energy and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure are expected to lead to a substantial USD 50 billion increase in the company's market value, as stated by analysts at Morgan Stanley. The conglomerate, led by Mukesh Ambani, is strategically gearing up for its next phase of value creation by heavily focusing on scaling its diverse verticals, especially in the areas of new energy and AI. The company is working on retooling its Jamnagar energy complex to leverage energy production and is eyeing a significant value creation potential of up to USD 60 billion from its new energy vertical. Reliance aims to power various operations like chemicals, data centers, and refineries with the electrons generated. Reliance's ambitions extend to building Gen AI infrastructure in Jamnagar, with plans to complete it within two years. Additionally, the company has announced initiatives to power 1GW of data center capacity using NVIDIA's Blackwell chips. In a recent earnings call, Reliance shared more insights into its strategic roadmap, emphasizing its readiness to capitalize on AI adoption trends through establishing a comprehensive national AI infrastructure. The company's green energy initiatives involve manufacturing lithium iron phosphate batteries and producing green hydrogen at a vast site in Gujarat. As part of its sustainability goals, Reliance aims to integrate 10GW of solar capacity by 2026 to support its AI ambitions while positioning India as a rising data center hub. The firm is swiftly expanding its renewable ecosystem to meet the growing demand for green power, with plans to source around 1.3GW of round-the-clock green power for its data centers. Overall, Reliance's forward-looking approach towards new energy and AI investments is aligned with its vision for transformative growth and global leadership in these sectors.