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Congress could issue subpoena to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he doesn’t respond by today to request for a ‘joint, closed-door briefing’
Tom's Hardware · By Jowi Morales ·
The Brief · written from 3 sources
- Bloomberg reports Baird downgraded Nvidia, citing uncertainty about CEO Jensen Huang amid an investigation into his alleged affair with an alleged Chinese spy.
- Rep. Brian Mast, chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said he will issue a subpoena to Huang if he does not respond by Wednesday, November 11 to a request to meet on November 18.
- The requested closed-door briefing would cover Nvidia's security protocols against foreign adversary espionage.
- TechCrunch reports corporate governance experts say nobody has seen anything like the current situation.
Why it matters
Leadership uncertainty and a congressional probe at Nvidia could affect the company's strategy, product roadmaps and partner relationships. The provided sources do not detail the GPU smuggling claims mentioned in the headline.
Who’s affected
- Nvidia investors and analysts
- Nvidia partners and customers
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Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.), the chairperson of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has said that he will issue a subpoena to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he does not respond to the committee’s request to meet with them on November 18 by Wednesday, November 11, according to ABC News…
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