Jensen Huang Watch posted an update
Three House Republicans are unlikely to accept Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s general counsel in his place for a briefing about allegations involving Huang, Reuters reports via The Economic Times.
Why it mattersHouse Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Brian Mast requested the briefing on 4 November. A spokesperson for Mast said he was open to seeking a subpoena if Huang did not respond; committee rules mean that is not automatic. The allegations remain allegations, not established findings. The immediate question is whether Huang agrees to meet lawmakers, and what they do if he does not.
Discuss: Should lawmakers be able to subpoena a chief executive for a closed-door briefing on national-security concerns, or should voluntary cooperation be the limit?
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