House Republicans demand Nvidia CEO briefing on alleged Chinese spy affair

Congress is preparing to subpoena Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if he does not agree by Wednesday to a closed-door briefing on his relationship with Alice Huang, an alleged Chinese spy, according to House Republicans. House China committee Chairman John Moolenaar said Huang has until the end of the day to respond to a joint request from three committees, with subpoenas being prepared by the Foreign Affairs Committee if he declines. The request follows a letter sent last week by Republicans Brian Mast, Moolenaar, and Rick Crawford. Alice Huang is a Megaspeed executive suspected of espionage, and the affair has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers amid broader concerns over U.S.-China technology ties. Nvidia has not commented on the matter.