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SoftBank seeks $100 billion for AI-refined projects from Middle Eastern investors

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SoftBank seeks $100 billion for AI-refined projects from Middle Eastern investors

SoftBank plans to buy companies that do not use AI or robotics, then apply new technologies to improve their operations and valuation.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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