What we know
Jensen Huang, former CEO of Nvidia, has agreed to testify before the U.S. Congress. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian Mast confirmed Huang’s agreement to appear. However, Huang will not be testifying in a public hearing at this time.
Why it matters
Jensen Huang is a prominent figure in the technology industry due to his leadership at Nvidia. His agreement to testify before Congress signals the importance of the issues under consideration, potentially involving technology, national security, or trade. The decision to hold a non-public session suggests sensitive topics may be discussed behind closed doors.
What is still unknown
The exact topics and scope of Huang’s testimony have not been disclosed. It is unclear when the testimony will take place or if a public hearing will be scheduled later. No details are available about any supporting documents or the languages in which the testimony might be conducted.

