Jensen Huang Congress testimony agreed, committee chair says
Jensen Huang Congress testimony will be held behind closed doors, and House Foreign Affairs chair Brian Mast said he expects it to be recorded on video and transcribed.
Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has agreed to testify before Congress, House Foreign Affairs chair Brian Mast said on Thursday.
He agreed after several senior lawmakers threatened to subpoena him, a legal order requiring a person to appear.
The session will be closed-door, and Mast expects it to be recorded on video and transcribed.
Huang has agreed to testify by Thanksgiving, which falls later this month; no exact date was given.
Lawmakers' concerns include US export controls and questions Mast said Huang must answer about Nvidia.