WASHINGTON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - A U.S. Senate Judiciary

subcommittee overseeing technology issues will hold a hearing

Tuesday on Chinese hacking incidents, including a recent

incident involving American telecom companies.

The hearing to be chaired by Senator Richard Blumenthal

will review the threats "Chinese hacking and influence pose to

our democracy, national security, and economy," his office said,

adding the senator plans "to raise concerns about Elon Musk's

potential conflicts of interest with China as Mr. Musk becomes

increasingly involved in government affairs."

The hearing will include CrowdStrike ( CRWD ) Senior Vice

President Adam Meyers and Telecommunications Industry

Association CEO David Stehlin.