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Microsoft said on 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.
Open original →Microsoft logo and a keyboard in this illustration taken October 19, 2026. — Reuters/File Microsoft reports positive results from fixes to address outage. Microsoft outage lasts over 12 hours, exceeding previous disruptions.Exchange Online-dependent Microsoft 365 features hit by...
Open original →Outage affecting 74 countries and territories disrupted businesses, government agencies and public services
Open original →Not receiving your work emails? That’s because Microsoft has been hit by a global outage.
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Microsoft says ‘improvements’ for Outlook in North America, Europe
Hours-long Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, governments globally
Microsoft outage today: Is it fixed yet?
FACTBOX How the global Microsoft outage disrupted services worldwide
You haven’t got mail: Global Microsoft outage disrupts services
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