NVIDIA crisis in Congress

The crisis regarding chip giant Nvidia, which has turned into a national security incident in the USA, continues. Things did not calm down after CEO Jensen Huang announced his resignation, after it was revealed that he had a relationship with a woman suspected of spying on behalf of China, and the US-based company's relationship with China, whether legally or illegally, is under the spotlight.

While the issue was brought to Congress, Jensen Huang and US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick were called to testify in front of US parliamentarians due to the scandal. It was reported that Huang agreed to testify at the closed session where threats to the national security of the United States will be discussed. While Huang is expected to testify under oath in Congress before the Thanksgiving holiday at the end of this month, it was learned that the testimony will be video recorded and recorded. Congress wants the situation to become clearer and to clarify what the Trump administration knows about this issue.

spoke to trump

On the other hand, US President Donald Trump's support for Huang continues. According to the New York Times, citing sources familiar with the matter, Trump called Huang on November 10 and said, "Keep fighting for your job." Trump claimed that he knew Huang well and that he was a "good man" and that he spoke to him on the phone. The US President said about the meeting: "He is having a hellish day. Most of all, he feels sorry for his wife and family. That's what he told me."

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