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SoftBank chief pitches $1tn AI and robotics complex in Arizona

Masayoshi Son has raised concept with US commerce secretary and hopes to involve chipmaker TSMC

SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son is pushing the idea of a vast $1tn artificial intelligence and robotics complex in the US state of Arizona that could include the establishment of a free-trade zone and the involvement of the world’s biggest chipmaker, TSMC.

The plan, which Son has raised with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, is aimed at bringing high-tech manufacturing into the country at scale, said three people familiar with the concept, which was first reported by Bloomberg.

SoftBank officials have also discussed it with local and federal politicians in an effort to secure tax breaks, according to the same people.

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