Outages in Outlook and Teams temporarily paralyzed corporate and government services worldwide.
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Microsoft services such as Outlook and Teams suffered a massive, global outage that began Thursday evening.
Dusseldorf. Microsoft has fully resolved the global disruptions to its services such as Outlook and Teams after more than 24 hours.
“We have completed our measures to resolve the cause of the incident and restored service for the remaining affected customers and regions,” the US software company said on Saturday on the short message platform X.
A massive global outage of Microsoft services has impacted businesses, governments and other users around the globe. The problems began on Thursday evening and developed into one of the longest outages in Microsoft's history. The disruption had a significant impact on businesses and governments worldwide, as Outlook and Teams are among the most widely used office applications.
Hundreds of millions of users were temporarily unable to send emails, manage calendars or hold video conferences. According to Microsoft, functions linked to the cloud-based email and calendar service Exchange Online were particularly affected. Other, unrelated applications continued to run normally.

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 a serious disruption to its cloud services such as Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365. According to the company, an internal network upgrade was the cause and a cyber attack was ruled out.

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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