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Microsoft has offered its apologies for the technical problems that customers worldwide have been struggling with all day. At the same time, the company behind Outlook, Teams, and Copilot, among others, says that its services are now showing "broad recovery and stability," although the situation has not yet fully normalized.
Microsoft is still struggling to restore several of its online services following a major worldwide outing that began Thursday, Nov. 12.
Microsoft apologized today for the global outage of its software, which has been disrupting many public services and companies around the world since yesterday, stating that the outage was related to "a technical issue and not a cyberattack or Artificial Intelligence". "We express our deepest regret for the disruption this incident has caused to our customers and partners. We know the trust they place in our services and we take this responsibil…
The company acknowledged the disruption caused to millions of users and clarified that the incident is not related to a cyberattack or artificial intelligence.
Microsoft apologized for yesterday's global outage of its software, which affected public services and companies, stressing that the issue was due to a technical problem and not a cyberattack or Artificial Intelligence.
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