Nvidia pushes back after Huang asked to brief Congress
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Nvidia pushed back after CEO Jensen Huang was asked to brief Congress on reported ties to a Chinese 'asset', a reference to intelligence findings about a relationship with a Chinese entity. President Donald Trump was briefed about those intelligence findings about a year ago, according to a report. The episode puts the chipmaker at the centre of Washington's scrutiny of technology ties with China, amid broader concern over semiconductor supply chains and export controls.
Why it matters:Nvidia sits at the heart of US-China tech tensions, and congressional scrutiny could affect its business and export rules.
Key points
- Huang was asked to brief Congress on reported Chinese ties.
- Trump was briefed on the intelligence about a year ago.
- Nvidia pushed back on the claims.
Sources (original reporting)
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