Microsoft suffers global outage - as fix not going 'as expected'
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'Changes applied to fix outage are not working as expected,' says Microsoft
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Some government systems affected by Microsoft outage: GovTech
Some government systems affected by Microsoft outage: GovTech SINGAPORE: Some government systems have been affected by the ongoing Microsoft disruption, said the Government Technology Agency (GovTech) on Friday (Nov 13). Tens of thousands of users worldwide have struggled to access their email in Microsoft Outlook as the outage dragged on and also affected other company products such as Teams and the AI assistant Copilot. In a statement to CNA, Govtech said the disruption was affecting...
Some Singapore government systems affected by Microsoft outage: GovTech
Some Singapore government systems affected by Microsoft outage: GovTech Emergency services remain fully operational, said the agency. Some government systems have been affected by the ongoing Microsoft disruption, said the Government Technology Agency (GovTech) on Friday (Nov 13). Tens of thousands of users worldwide have struggled to access their email in Microsoft Outlook as the outage dragged on and also affected other company products such as Teams and the AI assistant Copilot.