13.11.2026 13:12
Jensen Huang, whose relationship with Alice Huang, suspected of being a Chinese spy, came to light and who resigned as Nvidia CEO, has been called to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on December 3. Senator Tim Scott warned that a subpoena could be issued if Huang does not appear voluntarily. House committees also called Huang to a closed-door meeting on December 1.
The world's most valuable chipmaker Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, who resigned yesterday, has been called to testify before a Senate committee on December 3 regarding his relationship with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy.
SENATOR WARNS OF SUBPOENA
Jensen Huang, Nvidia's CEO who resigned yesterday after it emerged he had an extramarital relationship with a woman U.S. authorities suspect of ties to Chinese intelligence, remains in the spotlight. Tim Scott of the U.S. Senate sent letters calling Jensen Huang and U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, who is under scrutiny over exports of sensitive Nvidia AI chips to China, to testify before the Senate Banking Committee. Senator Scott said, "Recent reports raise serious concerns about our national security and the protection of sensitive U.S. technology. The American people deserve answers." Scott warned Huang to testify voluntarily on December 3 or a subpoena could be issued.
The House intelligence and foreign affairs committees and the China committee also invited Huang to a closed-door meeting on December 1.
CLAIM THAT IT IS HUANG'S THIRD EXTRAMARITAL RELATIONSHIP
In an exclusive report by the British Reuters news agency, it was claimed that 63-year-old Jensen Huang had a third extramarital relationship. In the agency's report, based on 2 sources, it was alleged that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who resigned yesterday, was involved with a second employee at the company, and the woman's name was included.
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
Jensen Huang, who has been the public face of Nvidia since 1993, admitted on Sunday that he had cheated on his wife after reports emerged that he had a relationship with Alice Huang, who works as an executive at Singapore-based company Megaspeed and is suspected of being a Chinese spy. On Wednesday, it was alleged that Jensen Huang had a second relationship with Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell.
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement yesterday that the Justice Department had not yet reached any conclusion on whether Alice Huang had spied on behalf of Beijing. Nvidia also announced that it had launched an independent investigation into whether its CEO was "the target of a foreign intelligence activity."