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Tesla: Confirms It Will Migrate Chinese User Data and Authentication Services from the U.S. to China

2020-06-24

 

Tesla: Confirms It Will Migrate Chinese User Data and Authentication Services from the U.S. to China

 

On June 23, Tesla China insiders revealed that the company has decided to relocate its user data and certification services from the U.S. back to China. Meanwhile, Tesla China is currently recruiting for a range of IT operations roles, including data center engineers, storage engineers, database engineers, and other related positions.

 

 

A seasoned analyst believes Tesla's proactive decision to migrate Chinese user data stems from multiple considerations. On one hand, keeping servers located in China allows the company to better serve local customers, enhancing service responsiveness and reliability while addressing practical issues such as the unstable connectivity of the Tesla App. On the other hand, Chinese user data is, in a sense, relatively sensitive, making it more secure and prudent to store it within China.


Translated from Sina Auto

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Tesla: Confirms It Will Migrate Chinese User Data and Authentication Services from the U.S. to China

2020-06-24

 

Tesla: Confirms It Will Migrate Chinese User Data and Authentication Services from the U.S. to China

 

On June 23, Tesla China insiders revealed that the company has decided to relocate its user data and certification services from the U.S. back to China. Meanwhile, Tesla China is currently recruiting for a range of IT operations roles, including data center engineers, storage engineers, database engineers, and other related positions.

 

 

A seasoned analyst believes Tesla's proactive decision to migrate Chinese user data stems from multiple considerations. On one hand, keeping servers located in China allows the company to better serve local customers, enhancing service responsiveness and reliability while addressing practical issues such as the unstable connectivity of the Tesla App. On the other hand, Chinese user data is, in a sense, relatively sensitive, making it more secure and prudent to store it within China.


Translated from Sina Auto

Previous post:

Didi's autonomous driving service launches—Cheng Wei says the new technology will create new career opportunities for drivers.

Next:

With the resurgence of the pandemic and a sharp drop in passenger traffic, Beijing's auto market is under immense pressure.