SoftBank Eyes $16 Billion Loan To Strengthen AI Investments1 min read
SoftBank Group is preparing to secure a $16 billion loan to accelerate its investments in artificial intelligence. The financial move, discussed among company executives and banks last week, signals the Japanese conglomerate’s deepening commitment to advancing AI technologies stated in a report.
The technology investor is also considering an additional $8 billion loan in early 2026, further reinforcing its aggressive push into the sector. This comes as part of a broader investment strategy that could see SoftBank injecting up to $25 billion into AI ventures, including a significant stake in a leading AI research firm.
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In addition to its AI investments, SoftBank has already pledged $15 billion to a major initiative aimed at strengthening the United States’ position in the global AI competition. The initiative, a collaboration between key industry leaders, is expected to drive large-scale advancements in AI infrastructure and development.
With plans to invest a total of $40 billion in key AI projects, SoftBank has begun discussions to secure substantial financing backed by its publicly traded assets. The ongoing efforts align with a broader vision to maintain a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
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