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How the Microsoft outage impacted courts and governments

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  1. AxiosHow the Microsoft outage impacted courts and governments
  2. TechmemeMicrosoft says Microsoft 365 availability is improving as the outage stretches into a second day, disrupting governments, hospitals, and businesses globally (Bruce Gil/Gizmodo)
  3. Wired(subscription required)The Microsoft Outage Is a Warning for the WorldCountless businesses, schools, hospitals, and governments have found out the hard way what it means to rely on a single company’s systems to get things done. And next time could be even worse.
  4. MashableMicrosoft apologizes for global outage: We regret the impact, can rule out cyberattackMicrosoft issued a formal apology about the global Microsoft 365 outage that started Nov. 13 and extended into the next day.
  5. CNNGlobal Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, schools, governments and more
  6. MS NOWMicrosoft reports global outage impacting some government operationsThe extent of the outage wasn’t clear, but the company said in January that it had more than 450 million paid Microsoft 365 commercial subscriptions.
  7. Hacker NewsGlobal Microsoft Outage
  8. Washington ExaminerOutage hits Microsoft Outlook, impacting more than 120,000 usersAn outage hit Microsoft platforms, including Outlook, on Thursday, causing issues for more than 120,000 users. The reports of outages peaked just before 1:30 p.m., with nearly 130,000 users saying their Outlook was experiencing issues, according to Downdetector. Issues were reported on both the mobile and website version of Outlook. VANCE ACCUSES MICROSOFT OF FRAUD