Democrats Seek Answers After Nvidia CEO Resigns Over Spy Allegations

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned Thursday amid an alleged Chinese spy scandal, prompting Democrats preparing to take control of Congress to demand investigations into national security risks. The resignation follows revelations of multiple affairs, including with a suspected Chinese intelligence operative. Democrats, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Representative Joe Morelle, called the situation a "wake-up call" and vowed congressional scrutiny. They seek answers from Huang, Nvidia, and the Trump administration about intelligence warnings and potential security compromises, given Nvidia's central role in AI technology. Republicans also expressed interest in oversight, with expectations Huang may testify before Congress. The company appointed CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO, while China rejected the espionage allegations as unsubstantiated. No public evidence shows Huang knowingly acted for Chinese interests.