Microsoft’s Global Failure Affects Mexican Customs
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The National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM) reported on its social networks that the systems on its page present intermittances due to the global fall of Microsoft’s servers. However, the ANAM detailed that all operations had been completed with support jobs and assured that its published report on networks was “preventive.” Microsoft 365 and Outlook services stopped working for thousands of users, according to Downdetector.com. The problem als…
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The interruption in Microsoft’s services generated more than 36,000 user failure reports in 72 countries, including Mexico. Microsoft’s charge reports global decline in its services first appeared in .
The National Customs Agency reported that its systems present intermittances due to widespread problems in technology services; Outlook and Teams also recorded interruptions
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