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SoftBank’s Son "Cried" About Nvidia Stake Sale to Fund AI Bets

Son said he wouldn’t have sold off Nvidia shares if his company had unlimited money to bankroll its next investments in artificial intelligence, which include a big bet on OpenAI.

SoftBank’s Son "Cried" About Nvidia Stake Sale to Fund AI Bets

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