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Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before Congress, The Information reports, with an appearance possible this week. The report does not name a committee or give a confirmed date.

That would bring Nvidia’s former chief into a congressional spotlight as the company faces questions about AI-chip exports and its leadership. For now, the useful detail is that testimony is reported as agreed, not when or where it will happen. The next clue may come from Congress or Nvidia’s earnings call on Tuesday, where interim CEO Colette Kress is due to make her first public appearance in the role. Should Huang’s testimony come before Congress, what should lawmakers prioritise: chip-export policy or Nvidia’s governance?

Discuss: If Huang testifies, should lawmakers prioritise AI-chip export policy or Nvidia’s governance?

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