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Microsoft 'deeply sorry' as services restored after global outage

Covered by 4 sources First reported · updated

How each outlet tells it

1NewsNZ · public broadcaster

Microsoft 'deeply sorry' as services restored after global outage

"We know the trust they place in our services and take that responsibility extremely seriously."…

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ABC News AustraliaAU · public broadcaster

Microsoft 'deeply sorry' for global outage, reports 'broad recovery' of services

Microsoft rules out any malicious "cyber or AI" activity after a worldwide outage disrupted healthcare services, delayed corporate earnings reports and left schools struggling to communicate.

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News24ZA · private

Microsoft 'deeply sorry' as outage triggers global chaos, says services are recovering

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+ 1 more source (The Korea Times)

The Korea TimesKR · private

Microsoft 'deeply sorry' as outage triggers global chaos

WASHINGTON — Microsoft on Friday apologized for a global outage that disrupted public services and businesses around the world, as it reported a "broad recovery" for Outlook email…

Read at The Korea Times