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House Foreign Affairs chair Brian Mast says he will subpoena Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if Huang does not answer the briefing request by Wednesday, November 11. The request asks Huang to attend a closed-door briefing with three committees on November 18 to address his contacts with Megaspeed executive Alice Huang and Nvidia’s protections against foreign espionage.

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FT published a piece on Alice Huang.

She spent about 10 years working with Kang Wei, her secret boyfriend and business partner, who was fined for breaking China’s stock market rules.

Together they ran Megaspeed, a Singapore company that rented Nvidia chips to Chinese customers blocked by US export rules, with money from Alibaba.

She changed her name to Alice Wong and put her sister on company boards, both common ways to hide who really controls a business.

US intelligence thinks she spied for China while she was close to Jensen Huang, and she vanished after Singapore began investigating Megaspeed for chip smuggling.

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ABCNews: House Foreign Affairs chair Brian Mast says he will subpoena Jensen Huang if Nvidia’s CEO doesn’t answer the committees’ briefing request by Wednesday, November 11. The request asks Huang to attend a joint closed-door briefing on November 18 before the Foreign Affairs, China Select and Intelligence committees. They want answers on his contacts with Alice Huang, a Megaspeed executive whom US intelligence reportedly concluded was passing information to Beijing, and on Nvidia’s protections against foreign espionage.
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