Microsoft services restored after global outage
Tech giant said late on Thursday that customers in North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia were being affected.
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Microsoft has said it has resolved an outage that affected customers around the world, disrupting services for airlines, hospitals and retailers.
The tech giant said in a statement that its cloud services had been restored. "We apologize for any inconvenience this outage may have caused," the company said. Microsoft did not immediately respond to a request for comment on what caused the outage. The outage began on Thursday evening, with users reporting problems with a range of Microsoft services, including Azure, Teams, and Outlook. The outage also affected a number of websites and apps that rely on Microsoft's cloud services. Microsoft has been working to resolve the outage since it began. The company said that it had identified the cause of the outage and was working on a fix. As of Friday afternoon, the outage appeared to have been resolved. Microsoft said that it was continuing to monitor the situation and would provide updates as necessary.
Conclusion
The Microsoft outage is a reminder of the importance of cloud services in the modern world. Businesses and organizations of all sizes rely on cloud services to run their operations. When these services go down, it can have a major impact on productivity and revenue. Microsoft's outage is a reminder that even the largest and most reliable cloud providers can experience outages. Businesses and organizations should have a plan in place for how they will handle an outage. They should also consider using multiple cloud providers to reduce the risk of a single outage taking down their entire operation.
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