Microsoft reports progress in recovery after global outage

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Microsoft said it is making progress in recovering from a global outage affecting millions of people. The company said traffic is "gradually being restored" and that it is seeing improvements in mailbox access and reduced delays in email processing, though some intermittent issues may persist. The pace of recovery varies by region: it reported broader improvements in North America, sustained progress across much of Europe and encouraging recovery signs in Asia-Pacific.

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Microsoft says traffic is gradually being restored after the global outage
The company reports improvements in mailbox access and fewer email processing delays
Recovery pace varies by region, with broader improvements in North America

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