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Microsoft Reveals What Caused the Global Outage that Disrupted Outlook and Teams for Most of Two Days

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The company apologized Friday and says services are being gradually restored after the disruption hit governments, courts and businesses worldwide.

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Neue Zürcher ZeitungNeue Zürcher Zeitung
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Microsoft Struggles with Global Disruption – Servers Failed for Hours

As of Thursday, Microsoft's Outlook e-mail program and other cloud services saw massive failures. It was only on Friday night that the servers gradually returned to operation.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The Hindu Business LineThe Hindu Business Line
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Microsoft global outage: Company apologises after 18-hour disruption to Outlook and Teams

Microsoft apologises after a global outage disrupted Outlook, Teams and Copilot across 74 countries for nearly 18 hours, blaming a network capacity issue.

·Chennai, India
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Microsoft reveals what caused the global outage that disrupted Outlook and Teams for most of two days

The company apologized Friday and says services are being gradually restored after the disruption hit governments, courts and businesses worldwide.

·Columbia, United States
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NDTVNDTV
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What Caused Global Microsoft Outage That Disrupted Outlook, Teams, Copilot

The IT company behind some of the world's most popular office software apologised for the disruption that impacted critical services in dozens of countries.

·New Delhi, India
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USA TodayUSA Today
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How a Microsoft meltdown triggered a global disruption

·New York, United States
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TV9 HindiTV9 Hindi

Microsoft's Global Outage Ends, Teams, Outlook, and Copilot Recover After Being Down for More than 24 Hours

Microsoft's digital services have resumed after more than 24 hours. Essential apps like Teams, Outlook, and Copilot are now working.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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