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SoftBank chief pitches $1tn AI and robotics complex in Arizona
SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son is pushing the idea of a vast $1tn artificial intelligence and robotics complex in the US state of Arizona that could include the establishment of a free-trade zone and the involvement of the world’s biggest chipmaker, TSMC.
The investing conglomerate is looking to team up with TSMC on the initiative as SoftBank continues to pour money into AI.
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