Rome, 13 Nov. (LaPresse/AP) – Microsoft is seeing ‘steady progress in restoring’ services, with ‘widespread improvements’ in North America, ‘continuous progress across much of Europe’ and ‘encouraging signs of recovery in the Asia-Pacific region’. However, the company has warned that some users may still experience “intermittent access issues or delays in email delivery”. Microsoft first reported the problem on Thursday. A series of posts on X suggested that the company’s technicians were encountering difficulties in bringing the situation fully under control. At one point, Microsoft reported that the measures taken “were not yielding the desired results”. In its most recent update, however, the company reported an “improvement in email delivery performance”. The exact number of users affected is unknown, but Microsoft has over 450 million paying subscribers to its Microsoft 365 software service.
Microsoft: ‘widespread improvements’ in North America and progress in Europe
Rome, 13 Nov. (LaPresse/AP) – Microsoft is seeing ‘steady progress in restoring’ services, with ‘widespread improvements’ in North America, ‘continuous progress across much of Europe’ and ‘encouraging signs of recovery in the Asia-Pacific region’. However, the company has warned that some users may still experience “intermittent access issues or delays in email delivery”. Microsoft first reported the problem on Thursday. A series of posts on X suggested that the company’s technicians were encountering difficulties in bringing the situation fully under control. At one point, Microsoft reported that the measures taken “were not yielding the desired results”. In its most recent update, however, the company reported an “improvement in email delivery performance”. The exact number of users affected is unknown, but Microsoft has over 450 million paying subscribers to its Microsoft 365 software service.