Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son recently shared a few laughs and some bittersweet memories at the AI Summit in Tokyo. At the center of their banter? SoftBank’s former role as Nvidia’s largest shareholder – and how they decided to let that golden opportunity slip away.

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But the picture was a little different just a little under a decade ago. Huang revealed at Nvidia’s AI Summit in Tokyo on Wednesday that Masayoshi Son, the Japanese billionaire tech entrepreneur and founder of Softbank, offered to help him buy out Nvidia ...

CEO Jensen Huang said at an event in Tokyo that Japanese investment giant SoftBank was once the largest shareholder of Nvidia Corp. Both companies now plan to collaborate in the AI industry.

Jensen Huang and Masayoshi Son drew laughter from the audience of an AI summit as they joked about how SoftBank was once Nvidia's largest shareholder