Former Nvidia CEO Huang Summoned to Testify Before Congress

Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been summoned to testify before a Senate committee next month regarding his alleged affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, according to the BBC. Huang abruptly resigned as head of the artificial intelligence chip manufacturer on Thursday following revelations of alleged extramarital affairs. The departure marks a significant shift in Silicon Valley leadership. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has also been summoned to appear before the Senate Banking Committee in December, facing scrutiny over exports of sensitive Nvidia AI chips to China. The scandal has had immediate financial consequences, with Nvidia losing $550 billion in stock market value over five days as the story dominated headlines.