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The CEO of SoftBank bets on AI: "The impact will be 50 times greater than the internet revolution"

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The CEO of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son, stated that the artificial intelligence revolution has a potential impact up to 50 times greater than the dot-com boom of the early 2000s. The statement was made after the company announced a €75 billion investment in the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure in France, including the construction of next-generation data centers by 2031. According to Son, Europe needs massive investments in this field to remain competitive, and France has the potential to become a European hub for artificial intelligence-based technologies.


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