SoftBank planea fabricar baterías a gran escala para centros de datos de IA

SoftBank Corp. anunció planes de asociarse con empresas surcoreanas para producir baterías a gran escala destinadas a centros de datos de IA, con el objetivo de iniciar la producción en masa en el año fiscal que comienza el próximo abril.

SoftBank Corp. colaborará con Cosmos Lab y DeltaX para desarrollar las baterías. La empresa señaló que la asociación busca satisfacer la creciente demanda de infraestructura de IA. La producción en masa está programada para comenzar en el año fiscal que inicia en abril de 2027.

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