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Microsoft services are beginning to return to normal after global outage of over 18 hours

Newseze Wire·Fri, Nov 13, 1:56 PMWire: EL PAÍS English
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Microsoft services are beginning to return to normal after global outage of over 18 hours

The company rules out the possibility that a cyberattack is behind the outages that have disrupted Outlook email, the Teams platform, and Copilot’s AI

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