Microsoft 365 outage affects thousands of users globally
- Over 22,000 users reported issues with Microsoft 365 services, with an additional 4,300 experiencing problems with Teams.
- Microsoft is currently investigating the outages and has advised users to check case MO888473 in the admin center for updates.
- The situation is ongoing, and users are encouraged to stay informed as Microsoft works to resolve the issues.
On Thursday, Microsoft acknowledged a significant issue impacting its Microsoft 365 services, prompting an investigation into the outages. Reports indicate that over 22,000 users experienced difficulties accessing various features of the productivity software, while an additional 4,300 users reported problems specifically with Microsoft Teams. This disruption has raised concerns among users who rely on these services for daily operations. In response to the situation, Microsoft has not disclosed the exact cause of the outages or the number of users affected. However, the company has encouraged users to refer to case MO888473 in the admin center for ongoing updates regarding the issue. This proactive communication aims to keep users informed as the investigation unfolds. Additionally, around 1,500 users of Microsoft's Azure cloud service reported outages, with Azure investigating potential connectivity issues from AT&T networks. This suggests that the problem may be more widespread, affecting multiple services and users across different platforms. As the situation develops, users are advised to stay updated through official channels. The lack of a clear resolution timeline has left many users anxious about the reliability of Microsoft’s services, highlighting the importance of effective communication during technical difficulties.