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SoftBank Prepares an IPO for Its AI Company Roze Valued at $100 Billion
SoftBank is reportedly working on establishing a new company focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, and data center infrastructure named Roze. The company will operate as a separate entity and is planned to list on U.S. exchanges, with a target valuation reaching $100 billion, according to a report by the Financial Times.
This move is part of SoftBank’s aggressive strategy to strengthen its position in the global AI sector, as demand for high-performance computing and data center infrastructure that supports the development of generative AI models continues to rise.
In recent years, SoftBank—through the Vision Fund—has made major investments in AI- and automation-based technology companies. SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has previously also reiterated his ambition to make the group a leading player in the AI revolution, including through the development of a chip ecosystem, robotics, and computing platforms.
In addition, global trends point to a surge in investments in the data center and AI sectors, driven by expansions by companies such as NVIDIA and Microsoft, which continue to increase computing capacity to meet AI needs. SoftBank sees a significant opportunity to integrate robotics and AI technology into a scalable business entity that is attractive to public investors.
Roze’s planned IPO in the U.S. also reflects SoftBank’s efforts to access the world’s largest capital markets while drawing global investor interest in a fast-growing AI sector.