Nvidia may face a more hostile post-election Washington: Report
CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with President Donald Trump probably won’t save the company from a more adversarial Washington, Semafor says.
Nvidia faces potential harsher regulation in post-election Washington, according to a Semafor report. CEO Jensen Huang's past relationship with President Donald Trump may not protect the company from a more hostile government environment, the source claims. As Democrats aim to take control of regulatory committees, Republicans intend to implement stricter export controls on chips, the report highlights.
Three Republican House members have requested a briefing from Huang regarding potential targeting by a Chinese intelligence agent, Semafor's findings reveal. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren is also seeking Nvidia CEO Huang's testimony before Congress on the company's chip sales to China, among other matters, the source notes.
It was previously reported that Trump appointed individuals from the crypto, blockchain, AI, and technology sectors to his Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, including Huang.
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