Search Agents MCP CLI

Categories

AIStartupsVentureRobotics

Article Tags

CryptoSpaceEVsBiotechCloud ComputingHardwarePrivacySocial MediaTransportationFundraisingCommerceGovernmentMediaSemiconductorsWearablesDronesQuantum ComputingSaaSDevToolsDataAppsSecurityGadgetsFintechOpen Source

Story Topics

AIOpenAIAnthropicGoogleAppleNvidiaCryptoCybersecurityVenture CapitalRobotics
Entities
Swipe Feed Bookmarks Archive Leaderboard Stats RSS Sitemap
Contact Terms Privacy
TechCrunch · Sarah Perez ·

Microsoft says it is testing a fix to an outage affecting Exchange Online and Outlook, lasting for 17+ hours from around 11:30AM ET on Monday

Snow day? Microsoft on Monday confirmed a widespread, multi-hour outage affecting Outlook users, leading to email delays and failures, authentication issues, and other problems.

Microsoft
In this story Exchange Online Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft says it is testing a fix to an outage affecting Exchange Online and Outlook, lasting for 17+ hours from around 11:30AM ET on Monday

Lead Source

TechCrunch — Microsoft says it is testing a fix to an outage affecting Exchange Online and Outlook, lasting for 17+ hours from around 11:30AM ET on Monday ↗

How this story grew

Coverage · 0 Discussion · 0
Sep 1Sep 2

More

Fast Company: Fast Company
Türkiye Today: Türkiye Today

Discussion

@msft365status @msft365status @msft365status @msft365status @msft365status

Related stories

BleepingComputer: Microsoft says the outage affecting GitHub's API, Actions, Pull Requests, and other services has been mitigated, three hours after it first confirmed the outage
The GitHub Blog: GitHub says its 7+ hour August 17 outage was caused by a capacity failure when peak traffic overwhelmed an infrastructure component in a Central US data center
Ars Technica: Microsoft's September 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes a record ~972 vulnerabilities, taking its total flaws patched in 2026 so far to 2,760, more than double from 2025
MacRumors: Apple reverses its plan to move iCloud+ Hide My Email addresses to private.icloud.com after user backlash; the feature will continue using the icloud.com domain
GeekWire: Microsoft begins merging its consumer and commercial Copilot apps into a single app, with a mobile and web rollout in mid-August and desktop in mid-September

Discuss with AI

ChatGPT ↗ Claude ↗
← Back to TechSnif