Microsoft 365 reports access failures worldwide

TechnologyInternationalLa NaciónNov 12, 2026, 2:07 PMAI summary

Users around the world reported problems accessing Microsoft 365, including email, office suite and online storage, and the company confirmed the connectivity failures. Microsoft attributed the errors to elevated load on part of its infrastructure across multiple regions and said it is redistributing connection traffic. The company reported difficulties in services including Exchange Online, Teams, SharePoint Online, Copilot 365, Defender XDR, Planner and To Do, and said it is restarting affected servers.

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Microsoft confirmed connectivity problems in Microsoft 365 and said it is working on a fix.
The company attributed the failures to elevated load on part of its infrastructure in several regions.
Microsoft is redistributing connection traffic and restarting affected servers to validate the applied change.

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