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An outage impacting Microsoft 365 users is "resolved" after thousands of users reported issues for several hours Thursday, Jan. 22. A few hundred are still reporting issues on Friday, Jan. 23.

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Microsoft said Thursday that a major outage disrupted its Microsoft 365 services, leaving tens of thousands of users unable to access email, files and online meetings. The problems, which began early ...

Company reports second-quarter revenues of $81.27bn but posts slowing growth in key cloud computing business Investor interest in Microsoft shares may have weakened in recent months, but the company ...

Microsoft’s cloud empire crumbled yesterday (Jan. 22) in a devastating service disruption. The incident left businesses across North America staring at error ...

"We've confirmed that impact has been resolved," Microsoft posted on X at around 1:30 a.m. ET on Friday. Microsoft blamed the outage on a problem processing traffic in North America, posting Thursday ...

Microsoft issued another out-of-band update to fix a bug that caused Outlook to crash for Windows 11 users. This second emergency patch addresses issues seen with Outlook and files stored in the cloud ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab on Monday unveiled the second generation of its in-house artificial intelligence chip, along with software tools that take aim at ...

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AI is all the rage these days. From a tech perspective, it’s pretty amazing. But what about from the consumer point of view? Are consumers as enamored by AI like the rest of us? Perhaps not. So much ...