Microsoft outage continues as planned fixes are not working as expected, company says
- Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook, Teams, and Copilot, suffered a global outage affecting users in 74 countries and territories.
- Microsoft attributed the disruption to elevated infrastructure load and said repair efforts were not progressing as expected.
- Downdetector recorded more than 130,000 reports at the outage’s peak, while workplace applications were disrupted.
- Microsoft said it was not aware of malicious activity, while connectivity problems continued.
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Microsoft says consumer products services recovered on Friday
Microsoft said on Friday its consumer products services had fully recovered, while it was seeing some sustained recovery for its Microsoft 365 enterprise services.The company had earlier reported that the global outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams was easing after more than 24 hours of disruption crippled online communications across businesses and governments, though the company said it still had no timeline for full recovery of s…
The American tech company Microsoft states that services that have been affected by outages have now been restored.
UPDATE: Massive MICROSOFT outage disrupts businesses, schools and govts around world
According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft is racing to end an hours-long outage that has crippled core services including Outlook and Teams, with government departments and schools from the United States to Australia among those hit hardest. The disruption, which began Thursday afternoon, has left tens of thousands of users unable […]
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