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Congress to call Jensen Huang in to answer for alleged Chinese spy affair

Open the sourceReported by TechCrunch, techcrunch.com, 11 November 2026, by Rebecca Bellan

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a Wednesday deadline to respond to House Republicans' request for a closed-door briefing on his relationship with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy. The summons escalates congressional scrutiny of the chipmaker, whose CEO has become a prominent voice on U.S. semiconductor policy and export controls. Lawmakers are seeking clarity on the nature and timing of the relationship and whether it bears on Nvidia's dealings with China. The closed-door format suggests Republicans want candid answers before deciding whether to convene a public hearing. Watch whether Huang agrees to appear, who else is called to testify, and whether the episode complicates Nvidia's push to keep selling to the Chinese market.

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