SoftBank Group Corp. agreed to pay $2.8 billion for a 40% stake in Norwegian warehouse-automation company AutoStore, marking another big bet by the Japanese conglomerate on robot-enabled technology.

AutoStore™, the global leader in intelligent fulfillment, is strengthening its global momentum in Australia and New Zealand, where leading brands are investing in faster, more flexible and more ...

Japanese investment firm The SoftBank Group this afternoon announced it will spend $2.8 billion to buy a 40% stake in robotics company AutoStore System, which specializes in robotics for warehouses.

SoftBank has agreed to acquire a 40 percent stake in AutoStore, a robotics and software company. The sellers include Thomas H. Lee Partners and EQT Private Equity. Morrison & Foerster is advising ...

Norwegian tech company AutoStore today unveiled the latest version of its warehouse storage and retrieval robot, as it seeks to boost the efficiency of its automated fulfilment system. Dubbed the R5 ...

OSLO, Norway–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#automation—StrongPoint, a retail technology firm focused on making stores and supply chains smarter, have successfully installed the world’s first AutoStore™ ...

Interview: Paul Roy of AutoStore In our continuing series of discussions with top supply-chain company executives, Paul Roy of AutoStore discusses goods-to-person technology and how his company is ...