
The software company Microsoft says it has fixed a serious disruption to its cloud services, including Outlook and Teams.
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Microsoft's central cloud offerings were affected by a serious disruption that has now been resolved.
Redmond. According to Microsoft, the serious disruption to central cloud offerings from the software group Microsoft has ended. All systems were running again, the company announced on its website on Saturday morning (CET). The problems affected not only the Outlook email service, but also services from the Microsoft 365 cloud package in general.
With the office communication service Teams, for example, planning meetings and calendar connections did not work properly. In addition, the AI assistant Copilot and interfaces to third-party providers were temporarily disrupted, including AI services such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
By Friday afternoon, Microsoft had already made gradual progress. The company then emphasized that the disruption was due to a domestic problem and not to a cyberattack or AI activity. There is also no connection to the technical breakdown that has led to thousands of flight cancellations in the USA since late Friday evening (CET). The reason was ultimately a previously carried out upgrade of the network capacity. A problem that was introduced only became apparent after recent network changes, it was said.

According to the company, the massive global disruption to Microsoft cloud services and Microsoft 365 has ended. Authorities and companies worldwide were affected. The cause was an internal network upgrade, not a cyberattack.
Microsoft has fixed global disruptions to services such as Outlook and Teams after more than 24 hours. The outage massively affected companies and authorities around the world.

Microsoft has fixed a large-scale disruption of Outlook, Teams and other Microsoft 365 services that has affected the operations of companies, authorities and users worldwide since Thursday. Consumer services were fully operational again at around 5:10 p.m. CET on Friday, but corporate customers experienced longer delays due to an email backlog. According to Microsoft, the cause was a homemade problem after a network upgrade, not a hacker attack.
Microsoft has completely fixed the glitches in Outlook and Teams for consumers. The services were operational again on Friday around 5:10 p.m. CET. There is an ongoing recovery for corporate customers, but the email backlog must first be addressed. Hackers were apparently not behind the glitch.

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