About 95% of braking is through the motors, and the pads are proving to be lifetime. "When we started we thought they'd be lifetime, and I think it's proving pretty true." — Lars Moravy, Tesla VP of Vehicle Engineering Credit: [Jay Leno's Garage]

- About 600,000 $NVDA H200 AI chips are stuck in Hong Kong as China restricts large-scale imports despite US export approval. - China allows H200s only for AI model training, not deployment, to prioritize domestic chip use in inference tasks. - Gray-market H200 server prices tripled to 6 million yuan ($1.2B) as import limits and US export controls intersect. > China's selective import policy creates near-term cost pressures for Chinese AI firms but reflects a calculated strategy to develop domestic alternatives while maintaining access to superior US technology where Chinese products remain insufficient.

About 600,000 Nvidia H200 AI Chips Are In Hong Kong Awaiting Shipment To Mainland China – RTRS Cites Sources - China Has Yet To Approve Large-Quantity Imports Of Nvidia H200 Chips, Though Smaller Volumes Have Entered Through Unofficial Channels - Major Chinese Internet Companies Have Each Received About 10,000 Nvidia H200 Chips In Recent Months