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Howard Lutnick agrees to testify as bipartisan pressure grows over Nvidia scandal
NBC News ·
Updated 55m ago
- 2 more outlets picked it up in the last 3 hours, most recently Techmeme, NBC News.
Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had previously praised the commerce secretary for his support and involvement in the industry.
AI Insight
Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia CEO, and Colette Kress was named interim CEO, according to Blockchain.News. The Financial Times reported his departure followed revelations of extramarital affairs, while the BBC said US lawmakers want to question him over whether one alleged relationship was with a Chinese spy. The New York Times reported that President Trump had urged Huang to fight for his job before he resigned.
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First reported by Crypto Briefing at · 5 outlets in all
- TechmemeSenate 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)
- NBC NewsHoward Lutnick agrees to testify as bipartisan pressure grows over Nvidia scandalFormer Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had previously praised the commerce secretary for his support and involvement in the industry.
- Financial Times(subscription required)US lawmakers pile pressure on Howard Lutnick as Nvidia scandal widensLegislators demand Trump’s commerce secretary explain why he allowed chip sales to company linked to alleged Chinese spy
- NY PostEx-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...
- Crypto BriefingHoward Lutnick faces bipartisan fire over Nvidia chip exports to ChinaBipartisan scrutiny over export controls could lead to stricter regulations, impacting US-China tech trade and Nvidia's market dynamics.