Summary
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was reportedly asked to testify before the US Congress over a personal relationship with a figure suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence.
- The US Congress said it sought Huang's testimony over the allegations, citing national security concerns.
- The report said the facts of the case surrounding the suspected links to Chinese intelligence, as well as Nvidia's official position and any specific testimony schedule, have not been confirmed.
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Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has been asked to testify before the US Congress over allegations involving a personal relationship with a person suspected of links to Chinese intelligence, Cointelegraph reported on November 9.
Congress requested Huang's testimony citing national security concerns after questions were raised about the alleged private relationship, the cryptocurrency news outlet said.
The allegations stem from a report that Huang had a relationship with a person identified as being linked to Chinese intelligence agencies. However, it has not been confirmed whether that person was actually connected to Chinese intelligence or whether the allegations are factual.
No specific testimony schedule has been disclosed, and Nvidia has not issued an official response.
JH Kim
