House Republicans push Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to testify over alleged spy ties

Lawmakers want Huang himself, not his general counsel, to answer questions about an alleged relationship with a Chinese intelligence asset The world’s most closely watched chip executive is now being closely watched by Congress. House Republicans want Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to answer questions personally about his alleged relationship with a woman reportedly working for Chinese intelligence. Huang has offered to send Nvidia’s general counsel in his place, according to Reuters, which cited a person familiar with the discussions. Lawmakers appear unimpressed. They may subpoena Huang if he does not testify himself. On November 4, House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast and two other senior Republican lawmakers sent Huang a letter. They asked for a closed-door briefing. The request asks Huang to deliver that briefing by November 18, 2026.

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