Democrats open Nvidia probe, accusing CEO Huang of a scheme with Trump

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Congressional Democrats have launched an investigation into Nvidia's sales to China and the company's dealings with the Trump administration. The probe is the second Congressional inquiry to emerge since reports of an alleged espionage affair surfaced. Democrats also sent a pointed letter criticizing what they describe as a scheme involving CEO Jensen Huang and Trump. The article notes the investigation's focus on Nvidia's China business as the central issue. Further details on the scope and next steps of the inquiry were not provided in the source text.

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