SoftBank's Masayoshi Son signals leadership shift, unveils bold AI plans; firm has invested over $10 billion in Indian startups like Paytm, Swiggy, Ola Electric, and FirstCry ...

Palo Alto Networks Inc. CEO Nikesh Arora revealed insights into SoftBank Group Corp. CEO Masayoshi Son's risk-taking philosophy.

Masayoshi Son acknowledged the outlines of a succession plan at SoftBank Group Corp., addressing what may be investors’ ...

SoftBank, which holds significant interests in technology and telecom in Japan and maintains a vast network of venture capital investments globally, has been led by Son since he founded the company in ...

SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son is envisaging setting up a $1 trillion industrial complex in Arizona that will build robots and artificial intelligence, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing ...

SoftBank Group founder Masayoshi Son is reportedly planning a massive AI and robotics industrial zone in Arizona, a project that could cost up to $1 trillion if fully developed.

SoftBank is investing in a strategic structure centered on OpenAI and Arm to move towards artificial super intelligence.

SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son on Friday said he wants the Japanese technology investment group to become the biggest platform provider for "artificial super intelligence" within the next 10 years.

SoftBank's (SFTBY) Masayoshi Son aims to position the group as the central platform for artificial super intelligence within a decade, leveraging major AI investments like Ampere and OpenAI.

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has dropped his biggest hint yet about the future leadership of the technology conglomerate he started more than 40 years ago and through which he has placed massive ...

On Friday, SoftBank Group SFTBF SFTBY CEO Masayoshi Son said that he plans to position the company as the leading platform provider in the artificial super intelligence (ASI) sector within the ...

SoftBank Group CEO likened his aim to the position of dominant technology platform providers such as Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet's Google, which benefit from a "winner takes all" dynamic ...