American automaker Tesla has opened a data center in Shanghai. The facility, which first became known in April, was built after Chinese regulators began developing new requirements for overseas companies to store local user data in the country. There are few specific details about the new data center. The Tesla China division, according to the head of the company’s state communications department, operates in China and, accordingly, is forced to comply with all Chinese laws and regulations. Thus, the data of Chinese Tesla users will be stored in the Middle Kingdom. A month earlier, the CEO of electric car maker...