#Tech News

Microsoft introduces Windows 365 Disaster Recovery Plus, a service aimed at restoring Cloud PCs within 30 minutes during outages, likely utilizing AWS for hosting. This enhancement promises swift recovery to minimize downtime for businesses relying on cloud-based operations.

Alphabet's Taara chip, utilizing light beams, promises affordable high-speed internet, especially in remote areas, with easily deployable units that outpace traditional cable installations.

OpenAI releases GPT-4.5, a costly AI model offering slight improvements over GPT-4. It faces criticism for high expenses and limited advancements, challenging the 'scaling laws' and raising questions on diminishing returns in AI model training.

AMD introduces the Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT GPUs priced at $549 and $599. These cards, launching March 6th, compete with Nvidia's RTX 50-series offering power-efficient 4K gaming performance using RDNA 4 architecture.

Cloudflare argues against network blocking as a solution to piracy, highlighting the risks of overblocking and censorship, especially targeting DNS and VPNs, and advocates for a balanced and transparent approach to online piracy.

The SEC has unexpectedly reached a truce with the cryptocurrency industry, ending prolonged legal battles and signaling a shift in its regulatory approach.

Apple, Google, and Meta have shared data on 3.1 million accounts with the US government over the past decade, as revealed by Proton's report.

Inception Labs' Mercury Coder uses diffusion techniques to generate text faster by refining masked content into coherent text, breaking from traditional word-by-word autoregression methods.

DJI Dock 3 enables drones to launch autonomously from moving vehicles, with features such as weather stations and extended communication range.