Akihabara News — In a bold move signaling renewed faith in the United States under the second term of President Donald Trump, Masayoshi Son, the CEO of SoftBank Group, has announced an ambitious initiative that promises to significantly bolster the American economy. This follows a series of high-profile meetings and public appearances with Trump, highlighting a deepening partnership between the Japanese billionaire and the US administration. The relationship between Son and Trump has its roots in the billionaire’s first promise back in 2016 when he committed US$50 billion to the United States, which included investments in companies like WeWork, although with mixed outcomes. Son’s announcement was met with enthusiasm from the Trump administration, which has been vocal about revitalizing American industry, particularly in cutting-edge technologies. This new initiative is seen as a testament to the “Trump Effect”–the perceived boost in investor confidence following Trump’s electoral victories.