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US Congress widens Nvidia probe, seeking testimony from Jensen Huang and Trump officials

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US Congress widens Nvidia probe, seeking testimony from Jensen Huang and Trump officials
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US lawmakers have been demanding answers about potential national security risks and White House oversight of advanced chip exports to China following revelations that former Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang was in a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. Three Republican House committee chairmen and Senate Banking Committee chairman Tim Scott separately sent letters Thursday seeking testimony from Huang. “As reports continue to come to light...

Key Takeaways

  • US Congress widens Nvidia probe, seeking testimony from Jensen Huang and Trump officials.
  • Three Republican House committee chairmen and Senate Banking Committee chairman Tim Scott separately sent letters Thursday seeking testimony from Huang.
  • “As reports continue to come to light...

US lawmakers have been demanding answers about potential national security risks and White House oversight of advanced chip exports to China following revelations that former Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang was in a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of working for Chinese intelligence. Three Republican House committee chairmen and Senate Banking Committee chairman Tim Scott separately sent letters Thursday seeking testimony from Huang. “As reports continue to come to light...

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