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Microsoft races to restore services after global outage

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  • 2 more outlets picked it up in the last 3 hours, most recently Hacker News, Financial Times.

Issue affecting Outlook, Teams and other services not caused by ‘malicious or cyber activity’, company says

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  1. Hacker NewsGlobal Microsoft Outage
  2. 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
  3. CNNGlobal Microsoft outage leaves millions without access to Outlook email, Teams and other tools
  4. GizmodoMicrosoft 365 Outage Stretches Late Into the Evening, With Services Like Outlook and Teams Still UnstableMicrosoft 365 services were unavailable for much of the workday, and remained so into the night.
  5. MashableWhen will the global Microsoft Outlook outage be fixed? What we know.A global Microsoft outage has caused problems with Outlook, Teams, and Microsoft 365. When will it be fixed?
  6. CNBCWidespread Microsoft outage takes down Outlook and other 365 servicesA Microsoft outage on Thursday affected users of services like Outlook, Teams and 365.
  7. BBCMicrosoft struggling to restore service as global outage affects Outlook and TeamsMicrosoft said the outage was caused by servers unexpected becoming unavailable, straining other systems.
  8. Yahoo NewsMicrosoft Outlook and Teams hit by outages as company works to restore service
  9. EngadgetMultiple Microsoft 365 services are experiencing an outageOutlook and Teams are among the platforms impacted by "elevated load" issues.