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Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang and US Commerce Secretary Lutnick summoned to testify before Congress

Huang's decision to exit Nvidia 33 years after founding the company came as reports emerged that he had had a relationship with an executive at the firm. He had already been facing scrutiny over reports of an affair with an alleged spy.

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00:01Tech billionaire Jensen Hwan and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik have been summoned to
00:07testify before U.S. lawmakers over the unfolding Nvidia scandal. Hwan resigned as CEO of the
00:15chipmaker on Thursday after recent reports revealed details of at least two extramarital
00:21affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy. Congress is now calling for more clarity
00:27on the situation and what the Trump administration may have known of it. Hwan has also been summoned
00:33to appear before the House Committees on Foreign Affairs, Intelligence and China. The New York Times
00:39reported in October that U.S. intelligence officials had previously determined that a senior Chinese
00:45executive was reportedly being monitored over possibly steering AI chips to China. China has
00:52pushed back at the spy plot allegations, calling them purely unsubstantiated. One Chinese official
00:58said that the U.S. should stop fabricating Chinese spy narratives as a pretext for imposing technology
01:05restrictions.
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