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Microsoft says it’s ‘seeing improvements’ in global outage that has impacted millions
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Updated 35m ago
- CNN changed its headline 35m ago. It first read: “Global Microsoft outage leaves millions without access to Outlook email, Teams and other tools”
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Microsoft is working to restore services after a worldwide outage affecting Outlook, Teams and other Microsoft 365 products, with disruption stretching past 12 hours. Microsoft said a new patch was improving server stability after earlier fixes failed, and that it found no evidence the outage was caused by malicious or cyber activity; The Register reported a cyberattack has not been completely ruled out.
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First reported by TechRadar at · 7 outlets in all
- Al JazeeraMicrosoft hit by global outages: What happened and why?Outlook, Teams and Copilot remain disrupted in 74 countries as Microsoft reports ‘marginal success’ in fixing outage.
- BBCWhat we know about the global Microsoft outageMicrosoft has said the outage was not caused by a cyber-security incident, but efforts to fix the issues have so far been largely unsuccessful.
- Hacker NewsGlobal Microsoft Outage
- Financial Times(subscription required)Microsoft races to restore services after global outageIssue affecting Outlook, Teams and other services not caused by ‘malicious or cyber activity’, company says
- CNNMicrosoft says it’s ‘seeing improvements’ in global outage that has impacted millions
- MashableMicrosoft global outage: What the company has said so farAs everyone deals with a big Microsoft 365 outage, let's review what the company has said so far.
- TechRadarMicrosoft outage live —Outlook and Teams still down for millions as global disruption continuesMicrosoft's popular suite of online services is still down for many.