Scandal-hit Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang quits, plunging AI chipmaking giant into turmoil

BBC - Nov 12, 2026

US lawmakers now want to question Huang over whether one of his alleged relationships was with a Chinese spy.

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House Republican says Huang has agreed to appear before lawmakers

Jensen Huang, the tech executive at the center of an alleged Chinese corporate espionage scandal, has agreed to appear before Congress in a closed-door briefing focused on threats to U.S. national security, a top Republican told The Hill on Thursday. Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.), the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said lawmakers are...