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Azure, Xbox and Outlook Suddenly Went Down

A massive Microsoft Azure outage is taking down Xbox and 365

On Azure’s status page, Microsoft’s messages have linked the outage to an “inadvertent configuration change” and DNS problem. At around 3:20PM ET, the company said it had finished deploying its “last known good” configuration and says customers should soon start seeing signs of recovery, with “full mitigation” expected in the next four hours.

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The Microsoft Azure Outage Shows the Harsh Reality of Cloud Failures

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Azure is in recovery following an outage that affected Microsoft 365, Xbox and Minecraft

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Microsoft Hit With Global Outage to Azure and 365

Microsoft MSFT -0.57% has been hit with outages in its Azure cloud and 365 services.

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Microsoft deploys a fix to Azure cloud service that's hit with outage

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Microsoft Outage Live Updates: Azure, Xbox and Outlook Suddenly Go Down

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Microsoft beats expectations, reports nearly $35B in Q1 capital spending amid Azure outage

Microsoft reported revenue and profits ahead of analysts' expectations, with Azure revenue growth climbing to 40% as the company continued to grapple with the effects of a widespread cloud outage.

Microsoft will share its Azure guidance on the call. Here's Wall Street's bogey.

The most important number in Microsoft's earnings call could be its Azure forecast, particularly as investors assess the sustainability of cloud growth and the company's ability to meet demand in the face of supply constraints.

Microsoft Azure, 365 down for thousands of users, Downdetector shows

Microsoft's Azure and its suite of productivity software were down for thousands of users on Wednesday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.

Microsoft Azure outage: Users report issues with 365, Teams, Store, Entra as several services impacted

Microsoft Azure users experienced issues on Wednesday, especially with the Azure Portal and services located in the Eastern United States.

Microsoft sees a pickup in Azure growth, but the stock still falls

Microsoft saw its Azure cloud business grow 40% in the September quarter, above the 38% rate analysts were expecting, and in line with the 40% "whisper" number on Wall Street. Azure growth had been 39% in the June quarter.