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Outlook, Teams, Copilot hit globally; Microsoft says attempts to fix not going ‘as expected’

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Microsoft's suit of apps, including Outlook, Copilot, and Teams, is facing a global outage (Representative image).Microsoft's suit of apps, including Outlook, Copilot, and Teams, is facing a global outage (Representative image).

A global outage of Microsoft services, including Teams, Outlook and Microsoft’s artificial intelligence software Copilot has hit the tech giant. The company is now struggling to fix the problem but the progress is “not going as expected” the firm shared.

The outage has likely hit around 430 million users who use Microsoft 365 apps, which includes Outlook and Teams. According to BBC, over 90% of Fortune 500 companies use Copilot.

BBC, citing tracking platforms, said 3-4 million firms use Microsoft 365 suite of apps.

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