SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son has said the company will go on the “counteroffensive” after nearly three years of asset sales and hoarding cash to resume the technology group’s investments in artificial intelligence.
In his first major presentation to investors since November, the 65-year-old founder of the Japanese conglomerate said he would devote the rest of his life to being “an architect for the future of humanity”.
“We have done enough being on the defensive,” Son said on Wednesday at the company’s annual shareholders’ meeting in Tokyo. “I feel that the timing for us to go on the counteroffensive is soon. I’m very excited.”
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