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What we know about the global Microsoft outage

Covered by 7 sources · 2 wire stories + 2 independent reports First reported · updated

How each outlet tells it

Wire story · carried by Irish Independent, The Star, Kenya, MyJoyOnline

What we know about the global Microsoft outage

The worldwide blackout is affecting Outlook email systems across the world…

Carried by 3 outlets in 3 countries

  1. Irish Independent IE
  2. The Star, Kenya KE
  3. MyJoyOnline GH edited the intro

Wire story · carried by The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age

Microsoft’s global outage and fixes: What we know

Some of Microsoft’s most popular products, including Outlook, Teams and Copilot, stopped working across the world. Burt the company says it is seeing “encouraging recovery progress”.

Carried by 2 outlets in 1 country

  1. The Sydney Morning Herald AU
  2. The Age AU

The Irish SunIE · private

Everything we know about global Microsoft outage – and all the services impacted

Read at The Irish Sun

Economic TimesIN · private Source has a paywall

Microsoft says sorry for global outage

Microsoft said all its products and services were operational on Saturday and apologised to its customers, after a massive global outage disrupted Outlook email and other workplace applications…

Read at Economic Times · source has a paywall