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Tesla is pushing an update to vehicles in China with onboard computers that can go bad.

Chinese regulators are issuing a notice about a Tesla software update for 1.2 million vehicles to fix a problem with CPUs that can short out and prevent safety equipment like the rear-view cameras from working.

Tesla issued a similar recall update earlier this month for 200,000 vehicles in the US.

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