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SoftBank Group Corp.

HQJPListed9984Founded1981

No corporate parent is shown

0
ownership levels above this company
0
supply relationships in public sources · 0 with suppliers, 0 with customers
47
counterparties named from licensed supply-chain data · 13 suppliers, 17 customers and 17 partners
7
linked facilities
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export-control designations found
Scrutica id
org-softbank
Ticker
9984
Name and corporate-form variants · 3 SoftBank Corp. · SoftBank Group · SoftBank Group Corp.
Ticker · 1 9984
Unclassified · 1 9984-JP

Ownership chain

No corporate parent is shown for SoftBank Group Corp. Shareholder concentration requires separate shareholding data.

Subsidiary coverage

Of about 25 subsidiaries in our records up to four levels below SoftBank Group Corp., 21 are established in public sources; the rest are recorded only in a licensed database.

Latest record year: public sources 2026; licensed database 2026.

Compute arrangements

Filings and announcements recording who owns, runs or contracts compute capacity, where SoftBank Group Corp. is one of the parties: 1 disclosure. Each is graded by its source’s authority, who disclosed it and whether its figure is an estimate.

Held by others with SoftBank Group Corp.1 disclosureArrangements another organisation holds, with SoftBank Group Corp. as the other party.
Capacity reservationheld by OpenAIcapacity not stated in this disclosure
Attested · Press release by SoftBank Group Corp. · Published Sep 24, 2025 · Source ↗
Receipt
“One site is located in Lordstown, Ohio, where SoftBank has broken ground on an advanced data center design which is on track to be operational next year.”

Lordstown, Ohio. SoftBank had broken ground when this announcement was issued. It gives 1.5 GW of possible capacity across Lordstown and Milam County over the following 18 months, without a separate figure for Lordstown.

Suppliers and customers

Sources include SEC filings, company disclosures and licensed supply-chain data. No dollar amounts are published for these relationships. Disclosures more than 5 years old are marked historical, and a relationship whose recorded end date has passed is marked ended with that date. Records are grouped by counterparty; within each group, historical and ended records follow the rest. Counterparties with more current records come first, and disclosures that name no counterparty share one entry. A product or service, a percentage (the supplier’s share of one product line in the customer’s inputs) and a sole-source mark appear only where the record’s cited source states them for the pair; alternative suppliers may exist outside this corpus.

Partnerships · 4 records

Recorded as partnerships, so neither company is listed as the other’s supplier.

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Licensed supply-chain database

Beyond the relationships above, a licensed supply-chain database records 13 suppliers, 17 customers and 17 partners of SoftBank Group Corp., named here by headquarters country. The database’s own figures are withheld.

Suppliers · 13
Japan · 8

Artiza Networks, Bell-Park, COMSYS, F-Code, HPC Systems, Keihanshin Building, Oki Electric Industry, Plus Alpha Consulting

China · 2

ArcherMind Technology (Nanjing) Co., Ltd, Tuya A

United Kingdom · 1

British Land

South Korea · 1

Kisan Telecom

United States · 1

Viavi Solutions

7 more suppliers were matched to a Scrutica record by name alone and are not named until the match is confirmed.

Customers · 17
Taiwan · 7

Alcor Micro, Alltek Technology, Faraday Technology, Holtek Semiconductor, Inc., Macronix International, Phison Electronics, Sunplus Technology

Japan · 6

BASE, Bell-Park, Exseli, Headwaters, Imagineer Co., Ltd., T-Gaia

China · 2

UTStarcom, VeriSilicon Microelectronics (Shanghai) A

South Korea · 1

ADTechnology

United States · 1

WekaIO, Inc.

1 more customer was matched to a Scrutica record by name alone and is not named until the match is confirmed.

Partners · 17

Recorded as partnerships, so neither company is listed as the other’s supplier.

Taiwan · 7

Adlink Technology, Alcor Micro, Faraday Technology, Holtek Semiconductor, Inc., IEI Integration, Phison Electronics, Sunplus Technology

Japan · 3

Bell-Park, Imagineer Co., Ltd., Oki Electric Industry

United States · 3

Adesto Technologies Corp., Lantronix, NVIDIA

China · 1

Fibocom Wireless H

South Korea · 1

MegaZone Cloud Corp.

Norway · 1

Elliptic Laboratories

Sweden · 1

EXEGER Sweden AB

1 more partner was matched to a Scrutica record by name alone and is not named until the match is confirmed.

Known facilities

Sites whose record names this company, in any role. Each facility record states the relationship its source establishes.

Role at all 7 sites: AI hardware owner.
FacilityPowerAccelerators
Operating capacity3 of 7 sites
SoftBank CHIE-2OperationalAI TrainingJapan3 MW2,040
SoftBank CHIE-3OperationalAI TrainingJapan3 MW2,040
Softbank SuperPODOperationalAI TrainingJapan2 MW2,048
Held from operating capacity1 of 7 sites
SoftBank Planned B200 SuperpodAnnouncedAI TrainingJapan8 MWHeld: announced4,000Held
No power figure shown3 of 7 sites
OpenAI Stargate LordstownUnder constructionManufacturingUnited StatesNo power figure recordedNo accelerator count recorded
OpenAI Stargate MilamAnnouncedAI TrainingUnited StatesNo power figure recordedNo accelerator count recorded
SoftBank Planned GB200AnnouncedAI TrainingJapanNo power figure recordedNo accelerator count recorded

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Source coverage

Licensed supply-chain records are available for this company. Geographic revenue, business segments and capital allocation are unavailable from the licensed financial dataset. The public industry classification (SIC, NAICS) is also unrecorded. Sources and publication limits.