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Three House committees gave Huang until Thursday evening to schedule a December 1 closed-door interview, or face a subpoena, over his relationship with Alice Huang of Megaspeed, which bought billions in Nvidia chips allegedly bypassing U.S. export controls. Senate Banking Chairman Tim Scott requested testimony from both Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on national security risks, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent voiced frustration that Commerce delayed adding Megaspeed to its restricted entity list despite pushes from multiple agencies. Lawmakers from both parties, including Chuck Schumer and Ted Lieu, seek clarity on oversight failures and potential influences on export decisions, with hearings set for next month.
Chuck Schumer@SenSchumer
Despite Jensen Huang’s resignation, Congress must demand answers from Mr. Huang and others at Nvidia about how they may have put U.S. national security at risk. The Trump administration must also answer for what it did once it learned about Mr. Huang’s relationship with a…
Select Committee on China@ChinaSelect
Jensen Huang has until 8 PM ET tomorrow night to accept the request of our three committees or he will be subpoenaed. @HouseForeignGOP @HouseIntel
Senator Tim Scott@SenatorTimScott
Recent reports raise serious concerns about our national security and the protection of sensitive U.S. technology. I am requesting that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick testify before the Senate Banking Committee. The American people deserve…