Jensen Huang Agrees to Testify Before Congress
Lawmakers want a closed-door briefing on alleged espionage risks and Nvidia’s chip controls, with a subpoena possible if Huang does not appear.
- On Thursday, ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang agreed to testify before Congress in a closed-door briefing following his resignation amid a scandal involving an alleged affair with Alice Huang, a woman suspected of spying for China.
- House committee chairs Brian Mast, John Moolenaar, and Rick Crawford requested Huang's appearance after sending him a letter on November 4 asking him to discuss Nvidia's security protocols and interactions with a PRC intelligence asset.
- Congressional inquiries target Nvidia's relationship with Megaspeed, a Singapore-based firm allegedly involved in smuggling export-restricted chips to China, with the Department of Justice overseeing the criminal investigation following an email from Nvidia's lawyer Tim Teter.
- Lawmakers are negotiating a date for the closed-door testimony, which will be recorded on video and transcribed, though committee chairs reserve subpoena authority if Huang fails to appear voluntarily.
- Huang must appear by Thanksgiving as the three committees investigate PRC infiltration and access to cutting-edge U.S. technology, a core issue for Congress this session.
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Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before the US Congress about his contacts with Alice Huang and the company's measures against foreign espionage. This was announced by the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Brian Mast. "We don't need a subpoena because he came back yesterday evening and agreed to come," Mast told NBC News, quoted by RBC. The exact date and format of the meeting are still being specified. Congress…
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