US Senate Banking Committee chair calls on Jensen Huang, Lutnick to testify

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US Senate Banking Committee chair calls on Jensen Huang, Lutnick to testify

By David Shepardson
Updated
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By David Shepardson

WASHINGTON, Nov 12 – US Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott sent letters on Thursday to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Nvidia’s former ‌CEO Jensen Huang asking them to testify over recent developments at the company.

Huang ‌stepped down from Nvidia, one of the major engines behind the AI boom, after reports of a romantic relationship ​with a businesswoman named Alice Huang whom US authorities suspect of spying for the Chinese government.

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