WASHINGTON, DC – Today, The Tech Oversight Project issued the following statement condemning Nvidia and President Trump for violating the public’s trust and our national security. The Tech Oversight Project is also calling for the incoming Democratic Congress to investigate the company and administration. 

“Tech accountability was a winning message at the ballot box because of the AI industry’s cozy and corrupt relationship with Trump. Now we are learning Big Tech’s wrongdoing went far beyond corruption. Jensen Huang was a national security threat, and Donald Trump not only knew about it, but he appointed him to White House councils and invited him to state dinners and trips with CCP officials. We want to see a Democratic Congress investigate Nvidia for anti-competitive practices that pass off costs to consumers, what the company knew about chip smuggling operations with China, and what Nvidia received in exchange for donations to the Trump campaign and ballroom,” said Sacha Haworth, Founder and CEO of The Tech Oversight Project.

“Let’s not forget: Nvidia is not the only Big Tech giant that has been helping the CCP at the expense of our national security. Meta and Mark Zuckerberg have spent the last year and a half silencing whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams for exposing that the company signed off on gifting valuable AI tools and capabilities to the CCP, paving the way for DeepSeek. The Senate Judiciary Committee has been sitting on Wynn-Williams’ testimony and has yet to publish it. We will continue to push for answers so that the public can understand fully how the Big Tech industry is playing both sides to boost their profits while making our country less safe,” added Haworth.