SoftBank Group Corp.

Masayoshi Son turned SoftBank from a Japanese software distributor into one of the world's most aggressive technology investors. The group holds stakes rather than running most of its businesses directly, and its single most valuable asset is Arm, the chip-design company whose instruction sets sit in nearly every smartphone and, increasingly, in AI data centers. Through the Vision Funds it made huge, often volatile bets on private startups, a strategy that produced spectacular wins like Alibaba and painful losses like WeWork. It also owns a Japanese telecom operator that supplies steady cash. The result is a holding company whose share price often trades below the sum of its parts, and whose fortunes swing with tech valuations and Son's appetite for risk. Founded in 1981 and based in Tokyo, SoftBank has lately tied its story tightly to the artificial-intelligence buildout.

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