SoftBank’s $375 Million Bet on Pizza Went Really Bad Really Fast

4/24/2020

This article delves into the recent firings at SoftBank's robot pizza startup, Zume. It provides an insider perspective on the events that led to the company's decision to lay off a significant portion of its workforce. The article highlights the challenges faced by Zume, including issues with its robot pizza-making technology and the difficulties of scaling the business. It also discusses the role of SoftBank, the major investor in Zume, and its influence on the company's strategy. Overall, the article provides insights into the inner workings and struggles of Zume as it navigates the competitive world of food delivery.

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