Microsoft "Continuing To See Improvements" As Outlook Email Comes Back Up
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After the worldwide IT disturbances, the situation seems to be relaxing, especially in North America and Europe. The US technology company Microsoft speaks of some "comprehensive improvements".
Microsoft has reported that it is "seeing progress" in restoring its services, after 18 hours of global bread that has knocked down Outlook and other company applications. The main features of Teams and Copilot are already restored, according to the New York Times. As for the email, the company has extended the waiting period for message processing to 48 hours, since there is a queue in the service.
Microsoft "Continuing To See Improvements" As Outlook Email Comes Back Up
Microsoft says it is getting to the other side of a massive outage that took down Outlook email, Teams videoconferencing and other services Thursday. “We’re continuing to see improvements in service availability, with email queues significantly reduced and approaching normal levels,” the company posted Friday on an update page. “Some users may still experience intermittent access issues or delayed email delivery as recovery continues.” The tec…
Microsoft Confirms the Resumption of Its Services, Although Alerts to "Intermitting Issues" with The
Microsoft has reported that its services are recovering in the various affected regions, after more than 20 hours in which the Teams, Outlook and its Artificial Intelligence (IA) software, the Copilot, have remained out of service. We are observing continuous progress in recovery in the affected regions, with wider improvements in North America, [...]
The company still works to stabilize the infrastructure it managed to recover after, on the afternoon of Thursday
Microsoft says 'improvements' for Outlook in North America, Europe
Microsoft said Friday that it was seeing “improvements” for Outlook email and other services amid an outage that was disrupting public services and businesses around the world. In an update it noted “broader improvements in North America, sustained improvements across much of Europe, and encouraging recovery signals in Asia-Pacific”.
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