跟进：参议员沃伦与库恩斯致函三名高官，要求保全英伟达对华出口全部文件

据《华尔街日报》率先披露、路透社 11 月 11 日跟进报道，参议员 Elizabeth Warren 与 Chris Coons 当天联名致函商务部长 Howard Lutnick、国务卿卢比奥（Marco Rubio）与白宫幕僚长 Stephen Miller，要求特朗普政府保全与英伟达先进超级智能芯片对华出口有关的全部文件，并要求三人在下周二（11 月 17 日）之前确认保全已经执行。

据报道，这封信要求保全的文件包括：关于英伟达先进芯片出口至中国、或出口至可能将芯片转运中国的实体的全部记录；涉及英伟达创始人兼首席执行官黄仁勋的沟通记录；涉及被指为中国情报人员的黄乐（Alice Huang）的记录；以及黄仁勋与特朗普总统之间的往来记录。两人还要求国会就被指情报行动带来的国家安全风险举行简报。

两名参议员在信中写道：「这一事件令人对联邦政府能否有效执行我们的出口管制、保护我们的国家安全产生重大忧虑。」据路透社报道，两人还在信中追问：当时是否采取了审慎的防御性反情报措施，国家安全方面的建议是否曾被推翻。

Warren 是参议院银行委员会的民主党首席委员，Coons 是参议院拨款委员会国防小组的民主党首席委员。按国会监督的惯常做法，文件保全函通常是后续听证与正式调查的前置步骤。

这封信的背景，是《纽约时报》等媒体近日的调查报道。据相关报道，黄仁勋与黄乐的往来被指协助了至少 75 亿美元的英伟达芯片运往中国，卢比奥此前曾就此事向特朗普汇报。上述内容均为媒体报道提出的指控，未经证实，黄仁勋未被指控任何刑事罪名。同一天，据《华尔街日报》报道，英伟达董事会开会决定黄仁勋的去留，罢免在考虑选项之内。

自本站跟进此事以来，编辑部已致函英伟达媒体部门问询此事，截至本文发布尚未收到正式答复。本站将持续跟进官方动态。

关联：纽时指认黄仁勋第二名当事人为其直接下属 Kimberly Powell：据报董事会将开会决定去留

据《纽约时报》报道，英伟达董事会曾讨论黄仁勋去留

Follow-Up: Senators Warren and Coons Tell Three Top Officials to Preserve All Nvidia China Export Records

Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Coons wrote on November 11 to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, asking the Trump administration to preserve all documents tied to Nvidia's exports of advanced super-intelligence chips to China, according to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the letter, and a Reuters follow-up the same day. The senators gave the three officials until Tuesday, November 17, to confirm that the records hold is in place.

According to the reports, the preservation demand covers all records regarding the export of Nvidia's advanced chips to China or to entities that may divert such chips to China; communications involving Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang; records concerning Alice Huang, the executive alleged to be a Chinese intelligence operative; and any correspondence between Huang and President Trump. Warren and Coons also requested a congressional briefing on the national security risks posed by the suspected intelligence operation.

"This incident raises significant concerns about the federal government's ability to effectively enforce our export controls and protect our national security," the senators wrote. According to Reuters, the letter also asks whether prudent defensive counter-intelligence action was taken and whether national security recommendations were overruled.

Warren is the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, and Coons is the ranking Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense. A document-preservation letter of this kind is typically a step that precedes congressional hearings or a formal investigation.

The letter follows investigative reporting by The New York Times and others. According to those reports, Huang's relationship with Alice Huang allegedly aided at least $7.5 billion in Nvidia chip shipments to China, and Rubio had previously briefed President Trump on the matter. These are allegations raised in media reporting; they have not been proven, and Huang faces no criminal charge. On the same day, The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board was meeting to decide whether Huang should remain in his role, with removal among the options under consideration.

Since GSM began covering this matter, the newsroom has written to Nvidia's media department seeking comment and had received no formal reply as of publication. GSM will continue to follow official developments.

Related: Times Names Nvidia VP Kimberly Powell in Huang Investigation; Board Reportedly to Meet on His Future

New York Times Reports Nvidia Board Discussed Jensen Huang's Future

来源：华尔街日报

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图片来源：图：参议员 Elizabeth Warren 的官方肖像。美国参议院官方照片，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons，本篇为 16:9 裁切版。 / Photo: Official portrait of Senator Elizabeth Warren. U.S. Senate photo, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons; cropped to 16:9 for this story.

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