The American software giant Microsoft stated on Thursday that the measures taken to resolve a global outage of the Outlook messaging service, which has lasted for about eight hours, are not working "as expected," and that it is working to find alternative solutions.
"We have monitored the status of the changes applied to improve the maintainability of the service and confirmed that they are not producing the expected results. We are identifying alternative work streams that can be implemented to increase capacity in the face of persistent imbalances in traffic management," Microsoft said in a message posted on the X platform. This disruption is preventing tens of thousands of users worldwide from accessing their emails.
