Masayoshi Son

SoftBank to get first new Nvidia chips for Japan supercomputer - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Semiconductor

SoftBank to get first new Nvidia chips for Japan supercomputer

Nvidia’s highly anticipated Blackwell line will power the supercomputer to be build by SoftBank. Jensen Huang of Nvidia and Masayoshi Son of SoftBank were speaking at the AI Summit in Tokyo.

Global Markets

SoftBank Group shares plunge most since going public in 1998

The stock turmoil erased US$2.9 bil of Son’s own personal wealth in a single day, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Company in the news

Masayoshi Son now owes SoftBank US$4.7 bil on side deals

Masayoshi Son is now personally on the hook for about US$4.7 billion on side deals he set up at SoftBank Group Corp.

Digital Economy

SoftBank pledges sweeping cost cuts after US$23.4 billion loss

"The loss is the biggest in our corporate history and we take it very seriously."

Digital Economy

SoftBank reports record US$23.4 billion loss as holdings fall

Son has been taking defensive measures.
How a celebrity CEO's rule of fear helped bring down hot startup Zilingo - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

How a celebrity CEO's rule of fear helped bring down hot startup Zilingo

It’s a steep fall for Zilingo from just five months ago, when Bose’s fundraising efforts valued the company at US$1.2 billion.
Greensill blowup shows the limits of technology - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Greensill blowup shows the limits of technology

Greensill Capital, one of the Vision Fund’s investee companies, filed for bankruptcy this week

Global stocks

SPAC boom and SoftBank's mega-rally boost Masayoshi Son's billions

After closing at an all-time high on March 3, SoftBank shares slipped 5.3% on March 4 amid a decline in the broader stock market.

Tech

SoftBank’s Son presses Grab for truce with rival Gojek

SoftBank Group Corp.’s Masayoshi Son is stepping up pressure on Grab Holdings to work out a ceasefire with rival Gojek.

Tech

Almost everyone at SoftBank thinks going private is a bad idea

Insiders say everyone except founder Masayoshi Son opposes the idea of taking Softbank private.
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