SoftBank Group Corp. has announced the acquisition of U.S. semiconductor company Ampere Computing Holdings LLC for $6.5 billion, aiming to enhance its focus on AI and cloud computing innovations.

Target Company Overview

Ampere Computing Holdings LLC, based in the United States, is a prominent semiconductor design company known for creating high-performance processors that prioritize energy efficiency. The company specializes in developing processors tailored for next-generation cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) workloads. This strategic focus positions Ampere as a key player in the rapidly evolving tech landscape, where the demand for advanced computing power is continuously growing.

The acquisition of Ampere aligns with SoftBank Group Corp.'s overarching strategy, which aims to foster innovation in AI and computing technology. By integrating Ampere’s advanced semiconductor solutions into its portfolio, SoftBank seeks to enhance its contributions to the technological advancements in these critical sectors.

Industry Overview

The semiconductor industry in the United States has experienced poised growth over the years, driven by the increasing demand for advanced computing solutions across various sectors. With the cloud computing market expanding rapidly, companies are increasingly investing in ene

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SoftBank Group Corp.

invested in

Ampere Computing Holdings LLC

in 2025

in a Buyout deal

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Transaction Size: $6,500M

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