Microsoft services are down for thousands of users, according to tracking service Downdetector.

Microsoft experienced a major outage on January 22 that affected Outlook, Teams, 365 and more. Here's what happened.

Some Microsoft 365 services are still down, with users reporting they're unable to access Outlook and Teams.

Microsoft has been no stranger to outages lately. It saw two major outages in October alone, with both 365 and Azure crashing ...

Thousands of Microsoft 365 users were reporting outages on Jan. 22. Here's the latest.

Microsoft confirms major outage disrupting Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365 for tens of thousands of users nationwide.

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According to Downdetector, a site that tracks outages, more than 15,000 people reported that Microsoft 365 was not working as ...

Around 2 p.m., over 15,000 users reported outages across Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams. In a social media post, Microsoft ...

An hours-long outage is preventing Microsoft's enterprise customers from accessing their inboxes, files, and video meetings.

Microsoft said in a message to administrators that a Microsoft 365 outage that lasted nine hours and 22 minutes had been ...

Microsoft suffered an outage early Wednesday morning, with Downdetector sharing thousands of users across the globe reporting ...