
The company reported fixes for issues affecting Outlook, Teams, and Copilot in more than 70 countries.
Microsoft has announced the complete restoration of its services after a global blackout that affected over 70 countries, solving problems accessing Outlook, Teams and Copilot.
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A global IT blackout has caused disruption in over 70 countries, affecting companies, institutions and individuals.
Microsoft has announced the complete restoration of its services after the global IT blackout which caused disruption in over 70 countries, involving companies, public institutions and private users. The BBC reports it.
In the early hours of today, the company announced that it had completed the necessary work to resolve the issue underlying the outage, ensuring that users of Outlook, Teams and Copilot would no longer experience access difficulties.

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