Microsoft fails to restore normal service after a global outage lasting more than 12 hours
Microsoft said it has still not recovered from a global outage of its services lasting more than 12 hours. Affected products include Outlook, Teams, SharePoint Online, Copilot, OneDrive and OneNote. Copilot executive vice president Charles Lamanna ruled out a cyberattack: "there is no indication that this is the result of malicious or cyber activity." The company reports positive results in stability and capacity after traffic optimization, but acknowledges there is no sustained recovery and no estimated time for a full fix.
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- The outage affects Outlook, Teams, SharePoint Online, Copilot, OneDrive and OneNote, among other services
- Microsoft rules out a cyberattack behind the incident, according to Copilot vice president Charles Lamanna
- The company attributes the failure to servers that became unavailable and overloaded the remaining ones
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