SoftBank Group has discreetly acquired $4-billion stake of Nvidia and the deal make it the fourth biggest shareholder in the arena of graphics chipmaker.

SoftBank, recently closed its Vision fund, revealed that it acquired a part of stock in Nvidia, when it reported $93 billion of duties regarding the technology investment fund. They would acquire 4.9% shares worth $4 billion. This amount would exempt the company from regulatory disclosure in the US.

Deal would make Softbank biggest investor

This deal would be befitting best in the way of achieving the term of biggest investor in technology in coming days by founder of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son using the cutting edge technology of artificial intelligence.

Nvidia is a pioneer in data centers to automobiles

Nvidia has emerged out as the pioneer in chip making business under its founder Jen-Hsun Huang. They are present in almost every machine from automobiles to data centers. Matthew Nicholson who is the SoftBank representative declined to comment on this. In reporting the Vision Fund’s capital duties, SoftBank said the store will have the privilege to secure a few ventures including its Nvidia stake.

Loss and profit recorded by Softbank and Nvidia’s shares

SoftBank has reversed its losses and has closed mostly unaffected. Whereas Nvidia shares recorded an all time high with 5.5% increment in German.

Worst annual profit made by the company

At what time shares were acquired, Son would be made a savvy deal. Stock of Nvidia got three fold in last year and is up 28% once again this year. It gives the organization a market estimation of more than $80 billion. The company has recorded a steady growth since 2013 and has the lowest increment in 2014 when it gained a profit of 25%.