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Senators demand Lutnick testimony over alleged Nvidia chip diversions to China

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President Trump Makes An Announcement With Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick In The Oval Office

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces mounting pressure from Senate Republicans to explain why his department did not blacklist Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based company accused of routing Nvidia’s (NVDA) advanced artificial intelligence chips to China.

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