Microsoft says major outage was due to 'a network capacity upgrade'
NBC News reports that Microsoft says a widespread outage it is still working to resolve was caused by "a network capacity upgrade," not a cyberattack. In the segment, NBC News' Christine Romans and TechRadar's Lance Ulanoff discuss how the outage is affecting businesses around the world.
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Microsoft says major outage was due to 'a network capacity upgrade'
Microsoft says a widespread outage they are still working on resolving was not caused by a cyberattack but by "a network capacity upgrade." NBC News' Christine Romans and TechRadar's Lance Ulanoff discuss how the outage is affecting businesses across the world.
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Microsoft “Deeply Sorry” About Global Outlook Outage; Insists Disruption Caused By “Network Capacity Upgrade”
Microsoft feel really bad about the Outlook outage and 365 services crash that brought many business communications and personal email around the globe to a screeching halt this week. “We are deeply sorry for the disruption this incident has caused you and your business,” the Redford, WA-based software company late Friday morning as email and […]
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