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Microsoft ‘deeply sorry’ for global disruption that could have billion-dollar impact on Australia

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Microsoft ‘deeply sorry’ for global disruption that could have billion-dollar impact on Australia

Experts say outage exposes ‘Australia’s reliance on foreign technology’ as software giant says services being restored Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast…

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