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your credit. Terms and conditions apply. Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, February 25th. I'm

Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. Tesla has released an update to

its driving assistance software in China. The US CV-Maker said in a notification to drivers today that

it pushed out a software update for some users that includes features such as autopilot driving

assistance for city roads. Tesla's most advanced driver assistance software,

which it calls full self-driving supervised, is available in the U.S., but hasn't received

final approval from Chinese authorities. The update brings Tesla a step closer to introducing

a fuller set of advanced autonomous driving features in China as the tech becomes widespread in the

world's largest electric vehicle market. Analysts expect approval for Tesla's FSD offering in China

this year. Israeli quantum computing startup, Quantum Machines, has raised $170 million in a series

C-round. That brings its total funding to date to $280 million.

The latest round marks one of the largest fundraisings to date for a quantum computing company,

according to pitchbook data. It comes in the wake of quantum hardware advancements announced

by Microsoft and Google. Quantum machines said its products are designed to integrate

with the varying types of quantum processors in use. It said it works with dozens of companies

building quantum hardware, including Nvidia. The company declined to comment on its revenue

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