Senator Elizabeth Warren maintains that Nvidia must explain to Congress its China sales and the risks associated with exports of artificial intelligence technologies, despite Jensen Huang’s resignation on November 12, 2026. Four days earlier, the board had announced an investigation into Huang based on allegations of an extramarital affair and suspicions of ties to a Singapore executive suspected of links to Chinese intelligence. Nvidia appointed Colette Kress, its chief financial officer since 2013, as interim chief executive, while the shares fell more than 11 percent and the company lost over $300 billion in market capitalization in recent sessions. Warren had previously summoned Huang to testify before the Senate Banking Committee in June 2026 and could now seek information from the interim leadership or call for another hearing.
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