According to Financial Times, SoftBank Group plans to establish and list an independent artificial intelligence robotics and data center company called Roze in the United States this year, with a target valuation of $100 billion. CEO Masayoshi Son is driving the initiative, which aims to capitalize on the company’s substantial investments in the AI sector.
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