It was reported that former NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has agreed to testify before the U.S. Congress prior to Thanksgiving. According to Brian Mast, Chair of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Huang consented to appear for questioning on November 11, following threats from multiple senior lawmakers to issue subpoenas. The concerned legislators had sent a letter on November 4, requesting Huang to testify before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, the House Special Committee on the Communist Party of the United States, and the Intelligence Committee.

Mast stated that while there are disagreements over export control policies, NVIDIA remains critically important to the United States, and Huang still faces "very serious questions" to answer. The testimony will be conducted in a closed-door session, with video recordings and verbatim transcripts expected to be produced. Huang previously stepped down as CEO of NVIDIA amid media reports concerning an extramarital relationship with a woman suspected of involvement in Chinese espionage activities.