House chairman says Huang agrees to testify but no date set yet
Published in Political News
Ousted Nvidia Corp. chief executive officer Jensen Huang agreed to testify before lawmakers behind closed doors on his relationship with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang, according to Republican Representative John Moolenaar.
Moolenaar — who chairs the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party — told CBS’s "Face the Nation" that the committee was still sorting out a date for Huang to appear before members of his panel, along with lawmakers on the Foreign Affairs and Intelligence committees.
“That’s going to be a very important meeting to understand to what degree privileged information was accessed,” Moolenaar said. He added that the hearing will help lawmakers determine how Alice Huang — with whom Jensen Huang admitted having an affair — “influenced Nvidia’s philosophy” toward pushing for U.S. export control and artificial-intelligence policies that favored China’s continued access to the company’s chips.
The Republican from Michigan confirmed that he won’t be sending a subpoena to Huang in light of his voluntary compliance with the committee’s investigation.
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