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Calls to strengthen export controls on advanced chips to the public… Congress urged to testify on Nvidia allegations

Original headline첨단 칩 대중 수출 통제 강화 촉구…엔비디아 의혹엔 의회 증언 요구

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 14 November 2026, by 김민준

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Senator Dave McCormick said in a November 14 Fox Business interview that the U.S. must tighten export controls, procedures and legislation to keep advanced chips and technology out of China, arguing domestic innovation alone is insufficient to preserve America's AI lead. The Senate Foreign Relations and Banking Committee member backed calls for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to testify before the Banking Committee over Nvidia-related allegations, including whether laws were broken and whether management knew. The push matters because Nvidia sits at the center of U.S.-China AI chip policy, and any stricter rules could reshape export licensing for advanced accelerators. What to watch next is whether Huang and Lutnick appear before the committee and whether Congress advances new export-control legislation.

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Nvidia (NVDA), Dave McCormick, Jensen Huang, US Senate, Howard Lutnick

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