SoftBank

SoftBank Group Corp. is a global technology investment conglomerate founded in 1981 by Masayoshi Son. Originally a software distributor, SoftBank has evolved into a significant player in telecommunications, internet services, venture capital, and artificial intelligence through strategic investments and acquisitions. The company has a rich history, including its IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1999 and the acquisition of Vodafone Japan in 2006, which established it as Japan's third-largest mobile provider. SoftBank provides a range of telecommunications services, including mobile, fixed-line, broadband, and data communication for businesses. It has pioneered internet services like Yahoo! Japan and has made substantial investments in companies such as Alibaba and Arm. The company also develops innovative products, including the humanoid robot Pepper, and engages in venture capital through its Vision Fund, supporting advancements in autonomous driving, connected devices, and digitalization. SoftBank's mission focuses on driving the information revolution and fostering a connected world through technology.

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