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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, September 16th. I'm Zoe Colkin for the Wall

Street Journal. U.S. traffic safety regulators have opened an investigation into some

2021 Tesla Model Y vehicles due to reports of door lock problems.

So far, there have been nine reports of issues with the door locks, most commonly a parent being

unable to get into the vehicle when their child is in the back seat. The National Highway Traffic

Safety Administration, or NHTSA, is opening a preliminary evaluation to assess the

scope and severity of the issue. Alphabet to Google says it'll spend $5 billion, that's almost

$7 billion, in the UK over the next two years. The company said its investment in AI, research

and development, and related engineering will help advance the technology, strengthen cybersecurity, and create more than 8,000 jobs a year across the UK.

And the Swiss Electric Engineering Group, ABB, says it'll invest $110 million across four manufacturing sites to meet future demand for data centers in the power grid.

The move would allow the company to make its EMAX3 circuit breakers, which are used to protect

critical infrastructure like data centers in the U.S.

ABB said the investment will create up to 200 jobs.

That's your TNB Tech Minute. Join us again this afternoon for more.