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Report: Former 英伟达 CEO 黄仁勋 agrees to testify before Congress before Thanksgiving; exact date still under negotiation

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IT Home, Nov. 13: Bloomberg reported yesterday that Florida Republican congressman and U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Brian 马斯特 (Brian Mast) said Thursday local time that former 英伟达 CEO 黄仁勋 has agreed to testify before Congress before Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 26), though the exact date has not been set; 马斯特 said, "He has agreed to appear, and we are negotiating the date." The testimony is expected to involve multiple congressional committees, including the Foreign Affairs Committee, the House Intelligence Committee, and a House select committee; 马斯特 said it will likely take place under oath and be recorded, transcribed, and possibly videotaped, and while it is unclear whether the hearing will be public, it is widely expected to be closed-door. 马斯特 stressed that 英伟达 is "very important" to the United States and that he does not want the company harmed, but that 黄仁勋 needs to answer "very serious questions"; analysts believe the testimony will be an important window into how the U.S. balances national security, technological competition, and commercial interests.

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Report: Former 英伟达 CEO 黄仁勋 Agrees to Testify Before Congress Before Thanksgiving, Exact Date Still Being Negotiated

IT之家 November 13 news: Bloomberg reported yesterday that Florida Republican Congressman and Chairman of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee 布莱恩 · 马斯特 (Brian Mast) said on Thursday local time that former 英伟达 Chief Executive Officer 黄仁勋 has agreed to testify before Congress before Thanksgiving (Thursday, November 26), but the specific date has not yet been determined. 马斯特 said: "He has agreed to appear, and we are negotiating the specific date."

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The testimony is expected to involve multiple congressional committees, including the Foreign Affairs Committee, the House Intelligence Committee, and a House select committee. 马斯特 said the testimony will likely take place under oath and will be recorded, transcribed, and possibly videotaped; it is not yet clear whether the hearing will be held publicly, but observers widely expect it may take a closed-door format.

马斯特 stressed that 英伟达 is "very important" to the United States, and that he does not want the company to be harmed, but 黄仁勋 needs to answer "very serious questions." Analysts believe this congressional testimony will become an important window for observing how the United States seeks a balance between national security, technological competition, and commercial interests.

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