US House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast says Jensen Huang has agreed to testify to Congress before Thanksgiving, likely behind closed doors (Erik Wasson/Bloomberg)
U.S. House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast announced that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will appear before Congress ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The planned session is anticipated to be held behind closed doors. Currently, congressional leaders have not disclosed the precise format or the exact topics that will be discussed during the private appearance.
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Jensen Huang is scheduled to complete his congressional appearance prior to the Thanksgiv…: Jensen Huang is scheduled to complete his congressional appearance prior to the Thanksgiving holiday.
The session is likely to remain closed to the public instead of occurring in an open hear…: The session is likely to remain closed to the public instead of occurring in an open hearing.
Specific topics and the exact procedural format for the appearance have not yet been disc…: Specific topics and the exact procedural format for the appearance have not yet been disclosed.
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