Nvidia's former CEO Huang to testify in closed congressional session

Jensen Huang, former CEO of US chipmaker Nvidia, has agreed to answer questions from members of Congress in a closed session addressing national security threats. Huang's testimony is expected to be taken before the Thanksgiving holiday. The closed-door nature of the session indicates that discussions will focus on matters sensitive to national security. Huang's meeting with lawmakers is noteworthy as it raises questions about the security dimension of the chip industry. Nvidia is among the leading US chipmakers. The former CEO's testimony before Congress comes at a time of increased scrutiny and security reviews of the semiconductor sector. The timing of Huang's testimony coincides with the run-up to the Thanksgiving holiday. No detailed information has been shared regarding the content of the session, which will seek answers to lawmakers' questions on national security threats. Not investment advice.