Softbank to offer free broadband services to schools

Softbank to offer free broadband services to schools

TOKYO, Japan - Softbank Corp. President Masayoshi Son says at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel on April 24 that the Softbank group will provide high-speed Internet access services and equipment to schools, libraries and other public facilities across Japan for free over six years.

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