[SoftBank CFO Denies Musk's Claim of Turbine Order Default: Completely Inaccurate] BlockBeats reported on November 10th that SoftBank CFO Yoshimitsu Goto responded to Elon Musk's claim of a default on SoftBank's turbine orders. On November 6th, Musk posted on X that "SoftBank is defaulting on their turbine orders." In an analyst Q&A session, someone requested comment from SoftBank on this. Goto stated, "We have absolutely no idea what he meant, but this claim is completely inaccurate. There is no such default." He also stated that the company is still proceeding with its AI infrastructure construction as planned. This statement aligns with earlier statements from GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik. According to his previous notes, Morgan Stanley inquired with GE Vernova whether they had seen any turbine order cancellations or financing difficulties. Strazik replied "no," stating that he had not seen any customer financing disruptions, requests to withdraw from turbine reservations, or slowdowns in progress.