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US lawmakers are seeking a briefing from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over concerns about China-linked espionage.

A congressional briefing request puts Nvidia's China exposure and security practices under direct scrutiny, which could add compliance burdens and raise the odds of tighter chip-sale rules for China.
Trade pressSlicast · November 8, 2026 at 15:00 UTC · Middle East · Source: Forbes Middle East
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