Nvidia's Huang, Lutnick summoned to testify to Senate Banking Committee
The Senate Banking Committee has summoned Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Lutnick to testify about China chip sales. Lutnick reportedly agreed to appear, while the committee warned that both could face legal action if they do not. The move follows revelations about Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Lutnick have been called to testify before the Senate Banking Committee over a scandal involving China chip sales. The panel's summons puts both figures at the center of the matter.
One report says Lutnick will testify following revelations about Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy. The testimony is tied to questions about Nvidia's China chip sales. Another report says the Banking Committee summoned Huang and Lutnick and warned that they could face legal action if they fail to appear.
Reports differ on Lutnick's status: some say he has reportedly agreed to testify, while others describe the appearance as a summons. Both accounts focus on the same Senate panel and the same two figures.
Whether both appear before the committee is the next step. The panel has said that failure to appear could lead to legal action, according to one report.
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