SoftBank considers shifting AI data center growth to other countries
SoftBank Corp. CEO Junichi Miyanishi stated that the company is reassessing its US market prospects due to the Democratic midterm election victory and rising local opposition to data centers. If the US situation worsens, SoftBank may expand its AI cloud computing business in other countries, with current cloud and AI revenue up 37%.
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