Japan and the U.S. have short-listed a few projects as the first candidates under Tokyo's planned U.S.-bound $550 billion ...

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SoftBank Corp. recently announced that its Infrinia Team has developed "Infrinia AI Cloud OS," a software stack aimed at simplifying and optimizing next-generation GPU-based AI data centers, while ...

Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose as investors looked ahead to the Bank of Japan's decision.

SoftBank is positioning the internally developed Infrinia OS as a foundation for inference-as-a-service offerings. The ...

Parties are collaborating in a multi-phase plan to assess Eye-Net’s collision prevention V2X technology to protect both vehicles and vulnerable road users Ness Ziona, Israel, Jan. 20, 2026 (GLOBE ...

SoftBank plans to deploy "Infrinia AI Cloud OS" initially within its own GPU cloud services. Furthermore, the Infrinia Team ...

South Korea’s government-led stock market reforms remind me of Japan in 2020. Back then, Japan implemented intense structural ...

Officials on both sides are aiming to formalise the first project ahead of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s expected ...

The operator is testing a hybrid-powered base station in Japan that offers a look at how operators can check carbon footprint ...

Investing.com -- Japan and the United States have narrowed down potential projects for the first candidate under Japan’s $550 billion U.S. investment plan, with a large-scale infrastructure project ...

SoftBank stock moves draw attention SoftBank (TSE:9434) has seen its share price slip around 1% over the past week, while the ...