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SoftBank Wants to Buy America’s Biggest Security Guard Company and Use Robots

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Security guards may be the next workers SoftBank Group tries to automate. On Friday, October 16, 2026, reports emerged that SoftBank is considering acquiring Allied Universal, a private company that initial reports described as the largest U.S. security services firm. A source familiar with the matter, Reuters reported, said a deal could value Allied at about $18 billion.

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