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Microsoft Issues Apology for Massive Global Outage

Microsoft issued an official apology and statement today regarding the global service disruptions that took core Microsoft 365 apps like Outlook, Teams, SharePoint and Copilot offline on Thursday, Nov. 12.

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"We have resolved the initial issue and are continuing to restore service for customers and areas affected," the company said in a statement.

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Microsoft issued an apology this Friday for a widespread disruption that left Outlook and other Microsoft 365 products out of service, while working to restore the service almost 24 hours after connectivity problems began. "We deeply regret the inconvenience this incident has caused to our customers and partners. We know the confidence they place in our services and take that responsibility very seriously," said a Microsoft spokesperson. "We are…

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Microsoft apologized on Friday for a global outage of its Internet software that has disrupted users and organizations around the world since Thursday. The US giant also announced that it had "largely" restarted its services.

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Microsoft today announced a "broad restoration" of its services, adding that the disruption was related to "a technical issue and not a cyberattack or Artificial Intelligence."

American technology giant Microsoft today apologized to users for a large-scale global outage of Outlook email and other Microsoft 365 services, which caused disruptions to businesses, government agencies and financial institutions around the world, reports American television NBC.

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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