SoftBank moving forward with operations in Lordstown
By Nadine Grimley
Published on April 8, 2026.
The Japanese company is moving forward with operations at the former GM Lordstown Plant, where it purchased from Foxconn. The plant will be used to produce equipment for data centers. The company has not specified specific plans for the project, but has stated that it is on track.
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