Live: Microsoft struggles to restore services as outage hits global users
As disruption affects users worldwide, Microsoft admits fixes are not going 'as expected'.
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As disruption affects users worldwide, Microsoft admits fixes are not going 'as expected'.
Open original →A major Microsoft outage disrupted businesses, government agencies and public services worldwide on Friday, leaving users unable to access Outlook, Teams and other workplace applications as the technology company struggled to restore systems more than 12 hours after the disruption began.
Open original →Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said Microsoft told him it did not believe the outage was caused by a cyber attack.
Open original →Microsoft said on Thursday that efforts to repair a major outage of Outlook were not going as expected and the firm was seeking alternative solutions as users around the world were left without its crucial services.
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