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Microsoft says major outage was due to 'a network capacity upgrade'
Microsoft says a widespread outage they are still working on resolving was not caused by a cyberattack but by "a network capacity upgrade." NBC News' Christine Romans and TechRadar's Lance Ulanoff discuss how the outage is affecting businesses across the world.
Microsoft apologized after a massive disruption of services that affected millions of users globally.The company said the cause is not related to cybersecurity or artificial intelligence.The fall impacted key services such as Outlook and Teams, affecting critical sectors such as health and diplomacy.Recovery progresses, although problems persist in some regions.
Microsoft explains what caused the global drop of more than 20 hours in Teams, Microsoft 365 and Copilot: a failure during a network capacity upgrade.
The multinational admits that a technical adjustment caused massive collapse on platforms like Office or Azure for almost a day.
Faulty Update Probably Causes Worldwide Failures in Microsoft Services
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