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Saturday, November 14, 2026

Microsoft wyjaśnił przyczynę globalnej awarii. Problemy z serwerami

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A device shows the Microsoft logo as the Teams software displays an error message on a laptop, in London, Britain, 13 November 2026. US multinational technology company Microsoft has been working to fix a global outage affecting some of its services, such as Teams, Outlook, and its artificial intelligence software, Copilot. The services are experiencing 'connectivity problems' caused by 'elevated load' on their infrastructure. The outage's effects are being felt in at least 74 countries across the world, with schools and the National Health Service affected in the UK. EPA/NEIL HALL Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

A device shows the Microsoft logo as the Teams software displays an error message on a laptop, in London, Britain, 13 November 2026. US multinational technology company Microsoft has been working to fix a global outage affecting some of its services, such as Teams, Outlook, and its artificial intelligence software, Copilot. The services are experiencing 'connectivity problems' caused by 'elevated load' on their infrastructure. The outage's effects are being felt in at least 74 countries across the world, with schools and the National Health Service affected in the UK. EPA/NEIL HALL Dostawca: PAP/EPA.

Źródło zdjęć: © PAP | PAP/EPA/NEIL HALL

Microsoft poinformował w piątek wieczorem, że globalna awaria jego usług nie była skutkiem cyberataku ani ingerencji agentów sztucznej inteligencji. Firma wskazała na problemy z serwerami i przekazała, że trwające niemal dobę zakłócenia stopniowo ustępują.

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