Huang agreed to testify before the US Congress

It has been reported that Jensen Huang, the former chief executive (CEO) of US chip manufacturer Nvidia, has agreed to testify at the closed session where threats to the national security of the US will be discussed.

Republican Brian Mast, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the US House of Representatives, told reporters in the Congress building that Huang agreed to testify and that negotiations regarding the date of the session are continuing.

Mast said Huang is expected to testify before Congress before the Thanksgiving holiday at the end of this month. Stating that the statement will be recorded on video and recorded in the minutes, Mast said that in addition to the Foreign Relations Committee, the China Special Committee and the Intelligence Committee are also expected to attend the session.

Nvidia announced in its statement today that Huang resigned from his duties as chairman of the board, senior manager and board member, effective immediately.

Huang's resignation followed reports that he had two extramarital affairs. It was claimed in the news that one of the women with whom Huang allegedly had an affair was collecting intelligence on behalf of China.