Microsoft 'seeing encouraging recovery progress' in global Outlook, Teams outage

The Hill - Nov 13, 2026

Microsoft is still working to restore access to its services after a massive global outage impacted dozens of its services on Thursday. The company said early Friday that it is “seeing encouraging recovery progress,” according to a statement shared on social media.  “Some users may still experience intermittent issues as recovery actions continue,” it reads....

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