GOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over Nvidia

First reported by Financial Times at Thu 1:54 AM · 9 outlets in all

1. Al Jazeera6hUS Senate summons Nvidia’s Huang, Lutnick to testifyThe Banking Committee says the ex-tech CEO and the commerce secretary could face legal action if they fail to appear.
2. Financial Times(subscription required)8hValue Nvidia, not Huang
3. Techmeme11hSenate Banking Chair Tim Scott asks Jensen Huang and Howard Lutnick to testify at separate hearings in December over the Nvidia saga; Lutnick agrees to appear (Jasper Goodman/Politico)
4. New York Times(subscription required)13hHuang and Lutnick Summoned to Testify Before CongressSenator Tim Scott said he had requested that the Nvidia co-founder and the commerce secretary appear before the Senate Banking Committee.
5. The Hill16hLawmakers react as Huang leaves NvidiaWelcome to The Hill’s Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy The Big Story Lawmakers react as Huang leaves Nvidia Lawmakers on Capitol Hill reacted Thursday to the news of Jensen Huang resigning as Nvidia CEO, a move that ushers in a new era at one of the world’s most…
6. Forbes18hLutnick Should Testify ‘ASAP’ About Nvidia And Huang, GOP Sen. Jim Banks SaysA growing bipartisan coalition of lawmakers has raised questions about why Lutnick agreed to allow Nvidia to sell chips to China.
7. NY Post19hEx-Nvidia boss agrees to testify before Congress — as GOP presses Lutnick for answers in Chinese spy scandalNow-former Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has agreed to answer questions from Congress about his extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy.House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast...
8. CBS News21hGOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over NvidiaRepublicans on Capitol Hill are negotiating for now-resigned Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang​ to appear before Congress.
9. Engadget24hJensen Huang is out as NVIDIA CEOHe has held the position since the company's founding in 1993, but has recently been embroiled in an international scandal.