Microsoft keeps global outages in Outlook, Teams and Copilot and extends email wait to 48 hours

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Microsoft continued this Friday with failures in services such as Outlook, Teams and Copilot after a massive disruption that began Thursday due to a "high load" on its infrastructure. The company reported progress in recovery, especially in Asia-Pacific, and keeps a 48-hour waiting period in place to protect pending emails. The incident affected the UK's NHS, New Zealand's and Japan's ministries, and banks, courts and government offices in several countries. Microsoft has no evidence of malicious activity.

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Microsoft reports progress in recovering its services, with improvements in Asia-Pacific, but warns of intermittent problems for some users.
The company keeps a 48-hour waiting period to protect pending email delivery.
The UK's NHS, New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Japan's government reported disruptions.

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