Global Microsoft outage continues as tech giant seeks “alternate workstreams”

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Microsoft has said its attempt to restart affected infrastructure is “not taking as expected” despite initial “positive results” following its mass global outage. The post Global…

Microsoft says attempts to restart affected infrastructure were “not taking as expected” despite initial “positive results”, following a mass global outage affecting multiple Microsoft 365 services across the globe.

In the early hours of Friday morning, Australian time, Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise users plus individuals found themselves locked out of services.

Services including Microsoft Copilot 365, Microsoft 365 Admin Center, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Fabric and SharePoint Online were unavailable to business users.

The outage also affected Exchange Online, leaving users unable to access their mailbox.

Those disruptions affected businesses across Australia, limiting access to vital communications tools and information-sharing systems.

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Meanwhile, Microsoft’s consumer products also felt the outage pinch, with products ranging from Outlook and OneDrive facing troubles.

As of Friday afternoon, Microsoft says its systems are still affected and are enduring “sustained traffic management imbalances.”

Disruptions first began in the early hours of Friday morning, with the company taking to social media to acknowledge user-reported outages affecting Exchange Online mailboxes across the Americas.

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