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Jensen Huang Agrees to Testify Before Congress, But Not Publicly (Yet)

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Briefings

Ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang agreed to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee in closed sessions, with public hearings scheduled for next year. This testimony follows reports of an alleged affair with a woman suspected of spying for China, which prompted senior lawmakers to threaten subpoenas. The event occurred in November 2026, and while the testimony will be recorded and transcribed, the impact on Nvidia's stock price and the broader AI industry remains uncertain.

Key points

• Jensen Huang agreed to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee in closed sessions following threats from senior lawmakers.
• The testimony is scheduled to occur before Thanksgiving in November 2026, with public hearings planned for next year.

Context

Following reports of an alleged affair with a woman suspected of spying for China, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast threatened subpoenas, leading to Huang's agreement to testify. The testimony will take place behind closed doors, though it will be recorded and transcribed. This development occurred in November 2026 and could significantly impact Nvidia's stock price and the broader AI industry.

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Evidence is limited to reports from TechCrunch, Bloomberg, and NBC News. Public impact on Nvidia's stock price and the broader AI industry is not confirmed; only the agreement to testify is stated. The testimony will be recorded and transcribed, but the specific content and implications remain unverified.

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