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Microsoft says services fully restored after global outage

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The outage affected governments, courts, healthcare services, businesses, airlines and banks in many places. Governments including those of Japan, Singapore…

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  1. The Register

    Microsoft services restored to all customers, company says it's 'deeply sorry'

    The company restored service to email and other Microsoft 365 and related services to all customers by Friday night

  2. PC Gamer

    Microsoft says there is 'no evidence of malicious activity' being the cause of the global service outage affecting governments and organisations around the world

    A bunch of governments, state institutions, and companies are affected globally.

  3. TechCrunch

    Microsoft’s latest email outage turned into a full-blown global cloud crisis

    Microsoft's daylong outage began with Outlook and Teams and ended up taking much of the company's cloud services offline. Microsoft says it's gradually…

  4. TIME

    Microsoft Struggles to Repair Worldwide Outage. Here's What You Need to Know

    The outage impacting various Microsoft 365 services has caused disruption to governments and businesses globally. Here's what you need to know.

  5. Ars Technica

    Microsoft’s global outage may be worse than Amazon's or CrowdStrike's, expert says

    Governments, hospitals, courts scrambled by global Microsoft outage.

  6. Semafor

    Microsoft reports progress in restoring service after global outage

    The outage is the kind of issue that reminds the world how much of our digital infrastructure is reliant on just a few companies.

  7. PC Gamer

    Microsoft ‘deeply’ apologizes for global service outage, says no AI or hackers are to blame

    Presumably none of the roughly 30,000 Microsoft employees laid off in the last four years could have prevented this.

  8. CBS News

    Microsoft says it "restored service" after major worldwide outage

    A Microsoft outage involving services like Outlook and Teams impacted many users, companies and government services.