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A Historic Shift in Japan Inc.: Semiconductor Titan Kioxia Dethrones Toyota as the Nation's Most Valuable Company In a stunning reorganization of Japan’s corporate hierarchy, flash memory giant Kioxia Holdings Corp. has officially surpassed Toyota Motor Corp. to become Japan’s most valuable publicly traded company by market capitalization. This milestone brings a definitive end to Toyota’s multi-decade reign at the absolute apex of the Japanese stock market. The meteoric rise of Kioxia completes an extraordinary corporate turnaround. Originally founded as Toshiba Memory before spinning off from parent conglomerate Toshiba in 2017, the entity rebranded as Kioxia in 2019 and subsequently completed its highly anticipated Initial Public Offering (IPO) in 2022 . Kioxia’s newfound dominance is fueled by an aggressive, industry-wide semiconductor supercycle. Reflecting the explosive stock performances of global memory peers like Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology, K...

SoftBank Surpasses Toyota as Japan’s Most Valuable Company for the First Time Since the Dot-Com Bubble In a historic shift for Japan’s financial landscape, Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank Group Corp. has officially overtaken Toyota Motor Corp. to become the country's most valuable publicly traded company by market capitalization. The milestone unseats the automotive giant from a position it held comfortably for 25 consecutive years. The last time SoftBank commanded the top spot on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was in 2000, at the absolute zenith of the dot-com bubble. Following a massive market rally last week, SoftBank’s market valuation climbed to $247 billion , eclipsing Toyota’s market capitalization, which dipped to $230 billion . SoftBank’s stock price has experienced an explosive surge, skyrocketing over 90% since the beginning of the year. This relentless upward momentum is fueled almost entirely by investor enthusiasm surrounding SoftBank's aggressive, multi-billion-dollar bets o...

The company announced a partnership with the company Toyota technology - Telecommunications many group was established Automotive Edge Computing Consortium to develop car technology connected to the Internet. Automotive Edge Computing Group's goal is to develop technologies to support new services such as electronic driving aids. Or to create a realtime map by Toyota estimates that in 2025, one car will transmit data to the cloud up to 10 exabyte per month, so must the network architecture and the processors are good enough.