Microsoft-trøbbel er løst
Ifølge Microsoft skyldes problemene «økt belastning» på infrastrukturen.
Microsoft experienced significant technical difficulties over the past few days, with services such as Outlook, Teams, and Copilot being affected. The company has now confirmed that the issues have been resolved and that "everything is functioning normally," according to Bloomberg. Over 430 million users of Microsoft's various systems were impacted.
The extent of the damage is unclear, but some notable examples include the Stortinget being unable to access email and the central bank of Norway being affected by the glitch. According to Microsoft, the problems were caused by "increased load" on their infrastructure, leading to unexpected unavailability of servers and increased traffic to the remaining ones.
Downdetector reports that the outage affected users and critical infrastructure in at least 74 countries and territories, including public systems in Singapore and Japan, Australian security and law enforcement agencies, and courts in the Philippines. Microsoft's chief executive Charles Lamanna stated that the incident was not due to a data breach or any malicious activity.
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