Given the news article is paywalled can mods please replace the URL with this one ^

There is another thread dedicated to the nvidia newsroom disclosure: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50416801

That's not the same link.

Welp can’t remove it now that there’s a reply. My bad you are correct.

The official Nvida article only mentions national security concerns not bluntly says, as this one does it its opening:

> admitted to having a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy

So it definitely should be changed. The Nvidia one is factual, while the other one is tabloid speculation.

He admitted to having a relationship with a woman.

There's a separate question of whether the woman was a spy.

Except they admitted it, in a separate press release: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/statement-from-nvidia-boa...

They fragmented the information across two separate articles to lessen how bad it sounds

> There's a separate question of whether the woman was a spy.

I mean, it's pretty clear it was a spy. Have a look at WSJ, NYT, etc. It isn't tabloidish to say so.

People reading the nvida article will be wondering what is suspected. Probably why this article is trending as well as the original.

Whether tabloid, or completely inaccurate, Nvida make reference to it and that there is an independent investigation. It is not wrong for people to wonder what that is given they mention it.

Strongly disagree with changing it to that URL. This the kinda news you don't want to get from an involved primary source... that page is missing several crucial details and could just disappear whenever it becomes convenient to get the news cycle on the next thing. It will almost certainly be a 404 Not Found by the time 3 years have passed.

Then there could be a second archive link.

I mean they are literally the same article in essence. One is from the official source and the other is paywalled with nothing worthy added.

The choice is clear.

I disagree. Giving NVIDIA / Huang the stage and a microphone is begging for disinformation. Legitimate reporters can provide context, important information omitted by NVIDIA/Huang, and fact-checking.